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A WHIG OF IS'27

... A WHIG OF IS'27. ( A FINISHED PORTRAIT.) A modern Whig is one who has life and fortune in•one band, and fears and jealousies in the other. He is one who would have as many windings, twisting's, and tnruings as the River Thames (from its source in Glo ...

PENSIONS FOR THE SERVICES OF THE WHIGS

... PENSIONS FOR THE SERVICES OF THE WHIGS. Many persons are foolish enough to suppose the coun• try, in dismissing the late Government twin the public service, has taken leave of them for ever. In this there is great delusion. By an Act passed, 4 and 5 Wen ...

TORY, WHIG, AND RADICAL

... of the great epochs of Whig conflict and triumph. Against the Tories, the Whigs contend fur progress. Defi rim; from the Radicals, they fight for reforms which are practical as well as progressive. As of old, so to-day, the Whigs are the champions of ...

THE WHIG ORACLE ON THE EASTERN QUESTION

... THE WHIG ORACLE ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. We hope that our Liberal friends who have declared so vehemently that Lord Derby does not understand the Eastern Question, and requires educating by the voice of the people, will do him the justice to read quietly ...

Mears. WHATLEY, 'WHIG and CO

... Mears. WHATLEY, 'WHIG and CO. Am instrie red to BFI.L the above. in 3.1 lota. at the Kiniee Head Hotel. cireneeeter. Monday, February 3rd. 11.13, at Two o'clock prompt. Partteidars now ready, and the Auelno e.•ra win be pleased to arrange for their r ...

THE WHIG RADICAL DIN

... THE WHIG RADICAL DINNER AT DRURY. LANE *rtIEATRE. The long talked of Reform Dinner to the Members for Middlesex took plats, on Monday lust at Drury Tilegilt, After the grand display of titled personages whose names have headed the lists of stewards, it ...

MALMESBURY. Whig Liberality.—Every one who has had many dealin :s or transactions with your thorough-going ..

... MALMESBURY. Whig Liberality.—Every one who has had many dealin :s or transactions with your thorough-going Whigs, is aware of their extreme liberality, consistency, and gratitude for past favours. Such feelings have after a fashion been strongly exhibited ...

REVIEW OF THE WHIG-RADICAL ADMINISTRATION. ( Prom the Timm ) That the members of the present Administration are ..

... REVIEW OF THE WHIG-RADICAL ADMINISTRATION. ( Prom the Timm ) That the members of the present Administration are not practical 'Dell, has been long the opinion of those persons who have had the ill-fortune to convey to any ens department in the state their ...

The Chartists said at the Crown and Anchor meeting last Monday night, that the Whig Ministers on the subject of

... The Chartists said at the Crown and Anchor meeting last Monday night, that the Whig Ministers on the subject of relbrin promised the people the Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing but the Bill, and said that they had literally kept their word, fur the ...

and when the postage was to be reduced, they had given way, as the Whigs had done, to public opinion

... and when the postage was to be reduced, they had given way, as the Whigs had done, to public opinion. Why was the Indian debt introduced into these debates! Was England to be charged with it ? If not, it had no business in the calculation of the general ...

But we shall be told by the Whig-Radicals, (for i t mast be admitted that the measure is one emanating

... force, and that under the eye of a Whig Lord Lieutenant, we do. not think the Whigs patriotic enough to wave that patronage which they will be sure to enjoy under the system. Let it grind the farmers to dustwhat do the Whigs care for that ? So much the b e ...

The egnaturee of many gentlemen belonging to the party formerly called the Whig,—on whom I had no:claim but that of

... The egnaturee of many gentlemen belonging to the party formerly called the Whig,—on whom I had no:claim but that of private friendship. But I maintain that in affixing their signatures, and calling on me—a well-known conservative—to represent them, they ...

Published: Tuesday 20 February 1844
Newspaper: Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
County: Gloucestershire, England
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