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... and ogling. knows the m,. presume, of all that attractive limdslonrtVn'i I-. patronage hirnislies him with, and tli;:t i'.u. Whigs—hungry they have always b. n, politicians—cannot resist those nm. temptations silence good ~ Which his Grace holds out to them ...
... say, Mr. Brougham, we suppose, in compliment to the King and the Tory party. Mr. Peel’s removal will make room for some other Whig, Earl Grey, perhaps, or perhaps some Major General. Whoever is to succeed the Home Office, we may rest assured of this, that ...
... To.meet it lam informed-«-correctly l sure—one of- the precautions will amalgamate with the A.4?minis*ration the leading whigs and oppositionists, including Earl Grey, the Marquis Lansdown, Mr. Brougham, and other men of distinguished abilities, whose ...
... strong reasons to believe, that the endeavours making the craving whigs to procure Mr. Brougham’s elevation to the Rolls, have met marked and proper opposition in the 'high-? est quarter. The whig party, as they are still redicitlously nicknamed, are, v/e are ...
... qiarty possession of pretenrpay pk nliful der ~ an j° p E* tion Forty led with future hope, and continntroip«t«tton. The Whigs have party , —thirTories have party—“ the . firs they are called, have apariy—the Owners {Oh, prophanation I) Slave* the West ...
... in his presence. Sir James Mackintosh will not favour him with speech without the quid pro quo; and in addition all this the Whig party hale the fallen renegade with as pure a hatred as that of Milton Satan towards the beams of the sun. the old Tory and ...
... making them prisoners. John Balmer, ten., who fired the gun, and his son, who deeply implicated, have both escaped Northern Whig of Tuesday. Such are (be (ears entertained at Manchester of attacks on the warehouses by the turn out workmen, that the Manchester ...
... »o in ‘th« London | that coiwidafahle accession of streoglh is to be added to the Cabinet. In other *is asserted, that the Whigs will wintf £. Post, * • «* the Boards •df Clrstoms E*ci ...
... arranging measures for a public meeting, to be held on a future day. I beg you will contradict an insinuation contained The Whig of this day, that a meeting took place Mr. Bowis’ Hotel. such meeting was held there —Belfast Paper, AVERAGE PRICE CORN & GRAIN ...
... been recorded. was happy say that the time had arrived when there was no distinction between Whig and Tory.—(Hear, bear.) Tories in power no longer persecuted Whigs out power. He had (he said) been brought up from infancy to advocate liberal measutss, and ...
... of the derangement of mind which led to the fatal act, by decidedly one of the most amiable Noblemen of the Empire. If the Whig Attorney-General shall not stir in the tranaaction, then shall at no lot* to appreciate his motive for the late protect*- ' ...
... combination of parties may occur this house, feel that there a prevailing sense in the country, which, without reference to ultra-Whig or ultra-Tory, will, ultimately sanction and confirm the course which il our intention to pursue,” So week are Ministers, so ...