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... never seen sinecures (though he was almost ashamed to say it) half so well defended by the Tories as they were now by the Whigs. The Tories, if ever they came back to office, might learn something from the Honourable Members opposite. If ministers were ...
... perhaps better. -AthenAnt * ' thB details sml so distinct in its arrangements, l£ prove highly userul. ,, -Ar ...
... for the purpose of that increase of cir- culation, which will materially aid in opening the eyes of John Bull to Whig rapacity and Whig hypocrisy I— Hull Packet Fraser has made a surprising start tbis month. With tbe new year he has imbibed new vigour ...
... Bo.*ibyBir Morgan O Doherty, Bait. Chapter It. VI. LaGuglielm.na.f M,lan. A Tal* of Italy. XII. •• Th- Last Ci.ance of Ihe Whigs. . Keprintb from Frasers Magazine. I. The S xth ! ! Edition, price 6d., or ss. per dozen, or 40s. per hundred, The State and ...
... 12 o'clock. High-street Gardens, June 25, 1835. jB ...
... Chancery lane, London. Ta^Sportsmen, Coach Proprietors, Carriers, Farm- * ers , Inn-keepers, Dealers in Horses, Sfc. WAIN WHIG FIT'S STAFFORDSHIRE COR- DIAL, and Royal English Medkine for Horses, a certain Cure fur the Staggers, Gripes, &c. The reputation ...
... designs by R. Seymour. All will be delighted with the Squib but those who' are Kurnt.— it flexes and bounces at every body; Whig, Tory, or Radical, without mercy, but not withont wit, for it is full of keenness and sa- Ure.— Metropolitan. A pice little ...
... the people of England. The Whiu government in England are the cause of all thii mischief. It is remarkable that whenever the Whigs have come into power, we have had a revolt in the colonies. Lord Gos- fordis reported to have said, I came to this province ...
... 7. Infidelity in Disguise— Tbe ?? Ik-ng's Theology. Penny Cyclopaedia. ' Civil and Ecclesiastical 8. The Working of the New Whig Patronage. Poor Law. 4. The Church Commission. 9. Men and Measures in ». The Bishop of Rochester's the New Parliament. Charge ...
... bread cry in the town of Portsmouth -eeins to have proved abortive, in a ludicrous degree. Alter some skirmishing between the Whigs and Chartists, 3 petition for the total abolition of the corn laws was agreed to, but a difficulty arose about the signing ...
... Shipping Interests ; re- gardless of their last year's declaration of the wickedness of such a course. Under the Reform Bill the Whigs promised Retrenchment, Economy, and General Prosperity to the Kingdom. Let us test the promise by facts. Their boasted retrenchment ...
... because one man wishes to grasp all ; he had made himself a Tory Elector where toryism is treason, because the same man is a Whig; and from that moment his Expulsion was publicly threatened— his Ruin P ecretly determined. To treat in detail of the agents ...