... ACCEPT NO REFORM FROM THE WHIGS. In the first place, because their Reform Act 1831 was a party measure, framed by party men, and has proved to be, as such measures always are, a complete failure. l.i-causu it was carried under threat of civil war and ...

... WHIG DINNER AT HALIFAX. (From a Correspondent.) Yesterday Grand Whig-Radical Dinner took place at Halifax according to previous announcement. The various divisions the party dined at a number of the public houses, amongst which was mentioned the Temperance ...

... AND THE WHIGS. LETTER SIR FRANCIS BURDF.TT TO THE MEMBERS OF CLUB. since read the newspaper aecnnnis Mr, l>antel O'Conaell's sayiucs and doings at Mancheatsr and Glasgow, om hia terms hi* futurq to Ireland thiough those towns). 1 felt, as a •ember of ...

... WHIG VERACITY AND FOREIGN POLICY! (From the St. James's Chronicle.) We need not direct attention to the trial of the Foreign Department the Cabinet In the House Commons Friday night. Mr. Croker'a speech was admirable; if it had fault it was on the side ...

... time past nothing has happened more demonstrative of party or factious wilfulness than the eagerness shown by the Whigs and moderate Whig-Radicals to throw themselves into the pit dug fcr them by the self-appointed Tri- bune. Because 56 boroughs ia ...

... through the world. In the course of the evening, Whig speeches in all their genuine richness and purity were inflicted by the chairman, by Lord Grosvenor, (who spoke at least five different times), and the Whig members present. A Mr. Smith, of Liverpool, brother ...

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... HISTORY OF THE WHIG COMMISSIONS. Names of all the Locust Commissioners, Secretaries, and Clerks, with the amount of monies received by eaeb, stating whether for Salaries or for the Job. The whole alphabetically arranged and prepared from authentic document* ...

... it is superfluous to blame Lord Melbourne for shaping his policy so as to please the Conservative Whigs rather than the so-called Radicals. The Whigs, he knows, would desert him if he took a step towards Radicalism ; whereas experience proves that the ...

... WHIG Ill's LEEDS INIT.LLIGENCER WELLINGTON -BRIDGE AND ROAD. Narm is hereby given, That Application will be made to Parliament, during the present Session. by Special Leave of the Honourable Howe of Commons. for Leave to bring in a Bill. to male and maintains ...

... THE DEFEAT & RESIGNATION WHIG MINISTRY. THE ACCESSION OF THE EARL OF DERBY A CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. By means of the electric telegraph, we were enabled to announce, in the principal portion of the impression of last Saturday's Intelligencer, that the ...

... THE JEWS BILL.—ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. The Lord Chancellor, in the House of Lords, on Thursday night, moved the second reading of the Oath of Abjuration Bill, which was intended to five Jews the power of representing Christians in 'arliament. As ...