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... Lord John Russell—all belonging to the old Whig party—until they succeeded in turning the key of the closet upon them ;” now they have the inconceivable meanness to fawn upon and flatter them. But the Whigs, to a man, spurn the proffered alliance. There ...
... kept waiting the result of the first few votes of the House of Commons. THE TRUE POLICY OF THE WHIGS. [ From the Spectator.] The Tories would fain tempt the Whigs to their destruction. They are labouring assiduously to separate them from the body of the people ...
... Attorney-General were absent; Mr. O'Ferrall, Sir H. Parnell (we regret to say), le and Sir George Grey were also absent. Among the Whigs ;? who honourably abandoned ministers in the course they ts have pursued on this question will be found the names of I) the ...
... I Wivs OSsClLIIlbI e, MIChA EL CASTI, Es(I. addressedthe statimtnt that, in coniunctioll soith uonle other Gelntlerneon rh whig-Interest, fie bad waitedl onl C0olonel ?? tasce whether lie would ::c* cpt an invitoti(o: to become a Candid t,%1 the ?? of ...
... far back as 1737. , derlr the election contests for Exeter i l73O 1770, blue was the ooloar of the ~anl yellow or buff of the Whig party. j waa probablY chosen as being the Royal rad orange is entrally Bupposed to eeect~d f'om tije association of ?? Gf Orange ...
... d by the Tories, supported, indirectly perhaps, but most inconsistently, by the Whig IVest India interest. Whigs,-Old Whigs, as they call thernselves,-inconsistent Whigs, as they have proved themselves, -have been the means of returniing to the first ...
... week, Vanity Fai211 sars -The ?? r) 31 ?? point in conitection with the pro- strel, ceedings was the WEd ewen of the old Whig houses which have done so much for the Libezai s ?? in North Devon in ycars gone by. ...
... he told his hearers, by his Majesty at the time his own sight began to fail. The Dean was eloquent, and George Tierney, the Whig leader, who was present, records that nis eloquence was heightened by the remembrance of the pitiful condition of the King ...
... was) a middle fazed Man, about 5O Years of Age, about 5 Feet 5 Inches high, marked with the imall Pox, wore a round Hat, Grey Whig, Black Coat and Breeches, and a Purple Wailicoat. W A N T E D, LAD that has a Genius for Drawing, Aas an Apprentice in the ...
... however, that Irishmei did owe him a debt of gratitude. There is still in exist ence (the correspondent continues) an Irish Whig part) with a g *>d deal i f moral influence who hope that th ...
... Frewett-sireet, aiul are to an apportioned Ground-rent o. 13*. Super annual. . Lot 3.- that derirald© MESSUAGE or Dwdline-hoose, Whig 37, LANfiTON--sTRKKT, CATHAY, now the occupation 4 Mr. Hcairs, as yearly tenant, £l6 per annum. This lot i-• ntirely free from ...
... The Malt Tax. —lntentions of the late Ministry. —Mr. Gordon’s speech, delivered the other day at Cncklade, stated that the Whigs had remained power the malt tax would have been reduced. We must quote the passage at length for the edification of the electors ...