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... doing the same thing in England, we believe that they would avail themselves of it, and that it is not the Speeches of the' Whigs or Radicals, of Eng- land, that would deter them fiom attempting the same game that they have played in these countries, but ...
... son. Lord Morpeth, who long occupied a seat iv the lions* pf Commons as a member for Cumberland* and held office with the Whigs in 1805. — -Times. He who confines himself to his real neces- sities, is wiser, richer, and more contented, than all uf us ...
... in full bearing, thereunto adjoining, now in the oc- cupation of Mr. Wm. Ridding. Also a Valuable INCLOSURE of Meadow LAND, Whig behind and contiguous to the D»ei ling-douse, by estimation, one acre, also oeoupied by Mr. Ridding. -^5, Mr. Bibby, of Bolton ...
... Dee. 11. WELLINGTON. Ail the Carpets of the principal rooms in Windsor Castle,, have been manufactured al Ax mi aster. The -Whig's Christmas bonnty was distri- buted on Monday and Tuesday to 800 aged men and women, at the Almonry-office. Whitehall, by ...
... im, n.ver, never. A statement, winch Ims been parfialiv ron- trad ie ted in tlie House of Commons, appeared in the Northern Whig of last week, lhal 'be elfect of the disfranchisement hill were begin niug to be felt iv (hat part of Irelnid. (be landlords ...
... Abercrombie. The announcement of the intended appointment of this gentleman, who is a consistent and re- spectable member of the Whig party, is said to have given great satisfaction, even to the mo- derate Tories. We are unable to ascertain upon what precise ...
... and Grenville Adi ministration, he was first Irish Secretary, and was afterwards President of the Board of Control. With tbe Whigs be quitted office, and on the death of Mr. Pon- sonby he becalm, leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons. On the formation ...
... either hostile to, or not very friendly to, each other: — viz. Ist, the regular support- ers of the ministry ; 2d. lhe Old Whig opposi- tion; 3d, the High Tory opposition ; 4th, Loid Altborpe's party, consisting of liberals and reformers and Independent ...
... of Uxbridge, eldest son of the Marquis of Anglesey —have been created. It is needless to say. that these Noblemen are all Whigs. CITY OF LONDON.— This Day. The following is the official list of the return for the City, as announced hy Mr. Sheriff Hntn- ...
... general election, in no instance did our lovely countrywomen sully their fame by giving encouragement to the Levellers or the Whigs. To the Conservatives, on the contrary, they shone forth as a benignant and bright star, and more than once led on to victory ...
... «ey, and laugh outright at his sham fights and stage spectacles. In fact there is but one course now opento any government. Whig or Tory - a suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, the pro- clamation of martial laws, and the arming and calling out the Protestant ...
... st y schemes of slave emancipation, but by looking first to the worse than Egyptian bondage of our own tortured children in Whig manufactories. The Reform Act has excluded the representative of the poor, the Christian philanthropist, the highly-gifted ...