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... WHIG CLUB OF CHESHIRE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTIES. [ABRIDGED FROM THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.] a On Thursday last the Annual Dinner of the Members of this o flourishing and Cunstitutional Society took place at the Royal tC Hotel, Chester; Colonel Hughes, of ...
... ADMINISTRATIVE WHIG TALENTS AND POSTWL JfAIL COSTRACTS. To Hi EDITOR OF' 'MOIlNING CHRONICLE. Sin--The present Government claitns the merit . f eertain 'dniihistrative talents. and capacities. This we are told is the property of every old hack Whig who fattens ...
... TY Y THE LA TE PRO TECTIO.NISTS DID NOT ECOME WHIGS. TO Trun EDITOR OF TED MORNING CHRONICLE. SoR-Iou have properly denied the right of the Derby. Disraelites to monopolise the title of Conservatives, and ?? have dwvelt forcibly upon the manner in which ...
... GRAND WHIG DINNER To BROUGIAM, ESQ. AT GLASGOW - OnThuracley last, Mr iOOA'iiea lso, by tis- gay vitationi, with a numerous and highly respectable body of- -the wit] 'Whigs of that city, and of the surrounIng neighbourhood. an The intentibn of' Mr. Brougham13 ...
... The Tunes used to be continually boasting of I their superiority to the Whigs u mcen of business. Since their return to office, they have effectually clisatbused the public on this subject. Blunder hes succeeded blunder with hardly an intermission, and ...
... o(if' A Iig pretenders' ! has bet r it Very livnbIe topic tor the advocates I . _ I oF tha present M inistr Btetoret tile Whigs ; were Itumi ed olt we werte told that tIheir hi tindes were I vg eVetltihing. ltitt all wtis to go righlt ns 4 . I si lif ...
... I-lad any mn predicted, on the overthrow of the Whig Administration,, that in less than a year and a half the policy of Sir R. P~rL wvoulfd reduce so important a portion of the enipire as Ireland to its present deplorable condition, vith what sneers ...
... 1 mention these things to you, hoping you will let the public know Whig con- iistency in its true and proper colours; and I am, Sir, your old reader, and your obedient servant, - A WHIG OF 1688. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiLr-The above appeared ...
... was oligarchy. This Whig system of exclusion ended in their isolation-they found that they had excluded themselves from the vital force and sympathy of the country. But the third and deep-seated reason of the decadence of the Whigs is the senility of their ...
... usly support the Whigs in so far as they move In the same direction, the Whigs c, tuld not, without the greatest sacrifice of prin- ciple, s appert the Radicals, who go much farther; and, the refore, to destroy the power of the Whigs is at ont 3e to place ...
... Radicals and the WVhigs be looked upon in the proper way-with silence and contempt. Let the Radicals be true to the Whigs, and the Whigs will then be true to the Radicals. Thus united in the firmest bonds, we shall go on from victory to victory, until ...