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... Tou*ll smoking much more if befwoo* •moke* yon chew WHIG LEVS healthful GUM. The delicious flavour refreshes jou thoroughly* and WRIOLKVS GUM keeps jour teeth brlgM and healthy, besides aiding digestion. Twa fragrant flavours to choose from— Spearmint ...
... Whig Lrgislation Shall T*n»m»nt»' Act.— The journ»l* teem » ...
... 7, 1840. Notwithstanding the assertions of our Whig contempo- raries to the contrary, we announce that a Dissolution of Parliament is near at hand—and that the financial state of the country, owing to Whig mismanagement, is now of such an appalling and ...
... their duly. Six councillors went out by rotation, the said sis being nil Whig-Radicals : ouc of them is the agent for Mr. Crawley, the Whig Member; another is chairman of a new Whig club lately established here. Sis Conservatives have taken their places ...
... what stems do this same Whig Government adopt ? In lieu of pacific overtures, exhortations to duty, appeals of amity, or promises of pardon, these advocates freedom strike tip, by their accredited Cabinet Organ, the new Whig anthem We rule l>v Fear ...
... begin with the Reform Bill of 1832, and the essential weaknesses of Liberalism are distinctly traceable in Whig party under Fox. 1717, the Whigs had comfortably settled into office for yean. Although the language of Hampden and was ever in their mouths ...
... LAYS OF THE TIMES.—No. 2. DEATH OF THE “MONARCHY OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES.” WORKMAN’S SONG. Arr—“ For a’ that.” The Whigs, right faithless to their trust, Decreed the middle class to be The workman’s claims, and a’ that, The Monarchy and a’ that ; And a’ ...
... cleft and fissure of Whig policy, till now, we opine, the Ministry caunot hold together much longer. When the not very distant day of that dissolution arrives, the Russell Cabinet will expire even less unlamented than the phoenix of Whig administration usually ...
... O'Connell. We give elsewhere letter from Sir George Robinson, one of the most respectable and consistent members of the old Whig parly, one of themostactive and zealous supporters Lord Milton at the very last election, and if we remember rightly, bis ...
... elected being decidedly of Conservative principles. The Whig cause broke down. ' DURHAM.— Three Conservatives and one Whig.Radical. LEICESTER. —No alteration. TEWKESBURY.— Eight Conservatives and eight Whigs. NORTHAMPTON.— Two supporters of the Church, and four ...
... A POLITICAL THERMOMETER. degrees.' Ton-. 23—Tory. 20— Conservative. 15—Conservative What 10—Whig, o—Whig Radical. 2iro—Radical. fc ?. the useful little ] n h,S ent = ri ?S^P^rt s-otuce. c--re- ~. 7 - mer ™ TOe ' ''»telT 20 etc re.s invention ascnoed to ...
... 3. Aylesbury—no opposition worth recording. 4. Buckinghamshire -no Whig candidate appears. 5. Totness—The Conservative who was left in large minority in 1837, is now equal to the Whig candidate. 6. Ipamch—Sir T. Caekrast rttanwd.nl the trie. Mr. Stbaon ...