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... her political department is this month remarkably strong. The Bishop Esseter and Lord John Russell, William Pitt, /reland, A Whig as he ought lu be, Result qf the Elections, and the gossip of the Hocks Ambroskma are all calculated to of great service at ...
... pafgcutieinan protested against being made ~u Dictator Jmryh Surface.” .. .aean ...
... powerful aid to divers measures which the Whig ministers themselves put forward reforms. But because, forsooth, lias not been able to admit the beauty or the excellency of every position which was propounded the Whigs under this name,—therefore, to be branded ...
... the statement on a par in veracity with most the French representations English affairs— Tories. Conservative Reforming Whigs. Whigs. 73 English and - Counties. English and Welsh. Towns and Boroughs Irish Counties. ‘.A> Irish Towns andj J2 39 r, , . lb ...
... annnounce himself as the new leader of the Opposition hut by whom elected we have not hjiglrl—nay, it has been called, even Whigs, as gross a case ol sdf-eiection any close corporation in the kingdom can show. General Sir ' Henry Fane, G.C.8., was sworn ...
... rectitude and the approbation -.he and erll community, what reason have Ite a.raid , It the foie object us to do justice, I.ether whig. ukv. o. radical, and such consi.iemtum the nature of a • man’s Tolitical creed never enters our mind. [Cheers. ) Gentldirtu ...
... I’eruvrau, 21>i Danish Bonds, per ct. J Anglo Greek, Russian *!?-'), Portuguese New Bonds. 1 Ditto Kesency, Spanish (1822 , f Whig Liberality.—The kte Mr. Whitbread (in com mon Aitti thi Duke Bedford and other gentlemen) lent the sun; of WO/, towards budding ...
... ovided always it be not tocrat May Ibe permitted ask, the Tory aiisiocrs,' i--proud, oppressive, and overbearing than the Whig? that aristocracy which the immortal Pitt (whose again invoked for the salvation of his country) was iin. face and humble—the ...
... because his friends happened to be Whigs and he chose to a Conservative, that he should therefore be charged with insanity and locked up in madhouse against his will. Mr, Halls said he had nothing whatever to with Whigs or Conservatives, only that a magistrate ...
... intelligent and enli. h..ned comiuunify, what reason have to alraid . [Clieers.J It the rote object us all justice, whether to whig, lory, radical, and such consideration the nature of a ■nian’s 'political creed never enters our mind. [Cheers.] Gentlemen ...
... because his friends happened to be Whigs and he chose to be a Cons“rvative, that he should therefore pe charged with insanity and locked up in a madhouse against his will. Mr. Halls said he had nothing whatever do with Whigs or Conservatives, only that as ...
... corporation reform,-to safe and honest church reformer to relief being granted to the Dissenters' No one. Again we repeat, if the Whigs had really wished these things, they would before now have been done ; or at least thev would been sincerely attempted. One ...