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... 1. The Terms of Alliance between Radicals and Whigs. 2. Astoria. 3. Thoughts in the Cloister and the Crowd. 4. Fallacies upon the Poor Laws. 5. Memoirs of Mirabeau. 6. Latrobe's Rambler in Mexico. 7. Progress of Events in Canada. 8. Wraxall's Memoirs ...
... The Anniversary•of the Ch shire Whig Dinner was held at the Ooyal Hotel on Friday last. Between Ofty and sixty gentlemen sat down to dinner. Chair was filled by G. Tolle4 Esq., supported on the right by tar) Gret'verior, and on the left by Ralph Leicestei7 ...
... THE NEW NOVEL. THE TORY BARONET; Or, TORIES. WHIGS, and RADICALS. In 3 vols. post Bvo. • By ONE WHO KNOWS THEM. IS NOW READY, AND CAN BE HAD AT ALL THE LIBRARIES. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. WITH FOURTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK ...
... In the Press, MANILIUS TO THE WHIGS. A Series of Letters, reprinted from THE PRESS Weekly News, London: Harrison (late 011ivier), Pall Mall. New Burlington-street. July 2. MR. BENT-I•EY'S LIST OF NEW WORKS, be Published in July. CASTILE AND A.NDAVITCIAIN ...
... carrying, as he will, the undivided votes of the Whigs and Catholics. Of the election of the ArrowNET- Gtragivir-littit.dottlit exists, and the:' strtiggleviillt therefore : , principally between. the other„ C an didatei, 644.1 , 3'1bn:1 Nit An ojipo ...
... the cause of retrenchment and economy. The Whigs have seldom taken a very accurate measure of the good sense of the people of England; but, pegiaps they never erred so egregiously in this respect as upon the present occasion: But the causes of the great ...
... 2 extend naiads NA a liberal reestration alsociation. In= apart from the Whig leaders, there are no for such an association ; the motley supporters of Mr. Cowan cannot act together. A glance, at the names on the committee of Mr. DISNNISTOUN sad on that ...
... NO. 18,958.] In the Press, ANILIUS TO THE WHIGS. A Series o f Letters, reprinted from THE PRESS Weekly News- London: Harrison (late 011ivler), Pall Mall. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CCCCLIII. for JULY, 1853. Price 23. 6d. CONTENTS. Weiss's History of ...
... hear.) He feared not the Great Captain's sword, but he feared the poisoned bowl and dagger of the Whigs, who were ____ undermining the liberties and independence of the people. ( Fsom a Correspondent of a Morning Paper.) They had heard much about Law ...
... so den4ern.is to public liberty. Could the country afford it, sod did the state cfLtatirs require it? For Whig was the state of Use revenue! The expentlitare was estimated at 63,000,0001.—thi ilcome at s4,ooo,ooul.—leaving a balance of 1e,n00,0001. mimevided ...
... like all other elections in this country, must eventually merge in politics ; in the competition of Whigs aril Tories, Conservatives and Radicals. The best thinq: that can be said of this scheme is, that it is utterly impracticable ; and with this impression ...
... LONDON MURADAY, DECEMBER 19, 1839. • It is so obviously the policy of the Tories to dise.ensibn between the Whig Ministers and the working classes, that all the observations of the Tory journals on the subject of the Chartists should be looked on with ...