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... MORE READING FOR WHIG MINISTERS._ G I. L.—On Wednesday, Edward Hancock and Edward Par/et, two lads, te-examined,charged with exposing to sale the Poor illan's Gagrdiun, in Cheapside, on Saturday afternoon. 11. Alderman Lucas told the r i soners I t was ...
... VICTIMS OF PRESS-HATING WHIGS. To the Editor of THE BALLOT. Sir,—! was glad to find your last Sundaes number gave a return of th-:. victims that have been imprisoned since the 10th and 12th December, 1831, a period of only seven months, by which I observe ...
... PEN-AND-INK SKETCHES 'OF THE WHIGS, DRAWN BY THE TIMES IN 1827 AND 1828. The high character which the great Whig leaders are conscious of holding among THEM COUNTRYMEN. The Whigs were actuated in their union with Mr. Canning by the highest sentiments ...
... THE TIMES. ONE OF THE BEST POSSIBLE PUBLIC INSTRUCTORS. MINIATURE PICTURE OF THE WHIGS, DRAWN BY THE TIMES, ON THE STH OF JULY, 183 g. For our own parts, we should be rather ALARMED, if we saw ANY PROSPECT of a \Vim, MIN ISTRY. These gentlemen are ...
... THE WHIG PROSECUTION OF MR. COBBETT. In a few days will be published at a low price, in Bvo., for extensive circulation, AFull and Accurate REPORT of the TRIAL of Mr. COBBETT, in the COURT of KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, on THURSDAY se'nnight ; with a Preface ...
... WHIG PROSECUTION OF IM R. COBBETT. Just published, price Is., stitched in a wrapper. A Full and Accurate REPORT of the TRIAL of I - 1 Mr. COBBETT, with all the Documents read in Court. A Preface, &c. . Mr. Cobbett's defence, by himself, was able, manly ...
... calm) —The country is again in danger. The Whig . members of Parliament are come Among us to-night in their extremity, to ascertain the vital question, whether Englishmen vull. now continue their support to the Whig Cabinet, after the country has been sickened ...
... Simply, in the first place, because the Whigs, with the single exception of bringing forward the Reform Bill, have shown no . disposition to sympathize with the feelings of the nation; secondly, because the Whigs are pretty secure of support in a house ...
... interests of the unrepresented: that the Whigs, too, are now calling for the ballot. If this be true, which 1 iii part admit, Where is the remedy ? Is it in refusing our only means of salvation ? Let the Whigs give us the ballot, and the remainder will ...
... THE STANDING ARMY OF GREAT BRITAIN Is now within 1,336 of its full establishment How comes this, under a Whig Government? Hear the reply of Sir Jour? Homoon. . _ Afie - r a due examination of the military establishment of England, it appears to Ministers ...
... measure! The Prone Minister is struck by a thunder-bolt—the Whig cabinet perishes,—the bill no more Lord Grey's Bill, nor is its title an inscription for his monument,—it is no more the great Whig measure of 1832,—its name and history will have, henceforth ...
... iseling out of the pockets of the tax-eaters their ill gotten gainsplaning away the excrescences of the State—nailing the Whigs to their promises—filing down the army—screwing up the courage of the tax-payers—boring the Cabinet to do Justice to all classes ...