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... but imperfectly understand. The Whigs were prominent, at the . meeting, in supporting the requisition to Mr.lluskisson. This fact, too, cannot fail to be highly gratifying to Mr. Iluskisson's feelings. We give the Whigs credit for the utmost sincerity ...
... the penalty under the act, unless they gave the receipt on the legal stamp. NEW LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.—.It is stated among the Whigs, that Lord Tee4.erden, the present Chief Justice of the Court of Kingss`tiench, is, in consequence of delicate health, to be ...
... displayed as good taste in dancing as be is renowned for in musjc Baxter, Mr. Edward, (of Manchester,) in the dress of . • Whig of 16S. Beard, 'Mrs., was superbly attired in the costume of a Spanish Lady, and looked extremely well. Bedford, Mr., Rose-hill ...
... CORRESPONDENTS. --.0. . 'Scourge's letter to Mr. John Smith, on that gentleman's speech at the recent meeting of the Cheshire Whig Club, has been received. We may, perhaps, notice Mr. Smith's twaddle about the press in our next, if we should not deem both ...
... member of Parliament in the place of the late Lord Archibald Hamilton. The candidates were Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, a zealous Whig, and the Honourable Charles Douglas, a Tory. Sir James Stewart, Bart., proposed the Honourable Charles Douglas, which was seconded ...
... an effort, from those ex-colleagues of his with whom lie had so lung, and, us it.would seen) ) so cordially acted I or sonic Whig, why he rethaitiethittaehed to them so long 1 - or may net some Venerable disciPle ilf ' the late Major Cartwright, warmed ...
... must be invaluable, when employed in the service of the state. If the late Mr. Canning, instead of allying himself to the Whigs, had made overtures to Francis, is it not reasonable to suppose, that his ministerial reign would have been more. brilliant ...
... belonging to the tory party should desire to keep the proceedings of committees, boards, &c. secret, will not surprise the whigs ; but that the ‘vhigs should be I..reater sticklers for secrecy in public affairs thin the illiberal tor ies, fills even the ...
... Warrington,..Mr, W. Beaumont, Solicitor.. Dr. Kendrick. Wigan, .Mr. Henry Gaskell, Solicitor, Thos. Croft, Esq. I..b:S WHIG r IV/NE MERCHANT TO THE ROYAL FAMILY, KING'S TH EATRE, OPERA COLONNADE, HAYMARKET, LONDON, •ur AS now on Sal e , w a rran t ...
... he honoured by the royal sanction. It is thought, that one noble Lird'. accession to office will influence certain powerful whig families whose support must be useful, and who have hithert, been indecisive. Another accession to ministerial functions has ...
... Tories, also, the remains of Mr. Cunning's party are equally irritated, and must, therefore, be still more identified with the Whigs. 'Po Lord Althorp, we believe, there has been recently attaching itself a party of considerable weight, and daily increasing ...
... The - public are still but imperfectly acquainted with the causes which led to the breaking up of the mixed government of whigs and tones. The real facts of the case will not, it is probable, be made known until they are developed in the debates to which ...