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... too mean for whig accept ■ he pocke'ed the affront; and Mr. Dawson took the opportunity of bringing the subject before parliament, for the purpose moving, that the salary should be applied some public work. Will it believed, that the whig Chancellor of ...
... the feveri* anxiety of the party, lest the Tories should interfere the Whigs' Own, which caused the future evil appear present, or rather already perpetrated. while the Whig-radicals are the aggressors, they maddening themselves with the delusion that ...
... THE TORIES AND THE •• WHIG POOR LAW. IT will be seen by oar Parliamentary Summary, that on Wednesday last. Sir James Graham obtained leave to being in a Bill, which was read a first time, and is fixed for a second reading oo next Monday week, to continue ...
... The whigs and radicals abused the Duke of Newcastle and the Marquis of Exeter for using their influence, in the election of members of parliament at Newark and Stamford. What will they say to Lord Yarborough, who has served notices on all his tenan's ...
... WHIG-RADICAL LEGISLATION AND THE CHURCH. So long as hostility to the Established Church displayed itself the voluntary separation of the Dissenters, and in the political harangues and writings of revolutionists, though there was in these cause for sorrow ...
... DAVTTT ON WHIGS AND TOBIES. Mr. Michael Davitt, speaking at a meeting at Co. Carlow, yesterday, said wished to address them upon a question which was occupying more public attention than it deserved, namely, the respective merits of English Whigs and Tories ...
... PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Thb rumour wss very general in London, on Wedsesday, that Lord John Russell had decided upon the changes to be made in his Ministry, and that s Conservative- Whig Cabinet was about to be formed. A correspondent ...
... LORD SALISBURY AND THE WHIG LEADERS. Tb* lima A wrioai Uetiesl «rror »ppeu» to have boeo commitUd by Lord Salisbury in bin trratmeot of the Whi( leaden. In the diTertina picture vfalek be drew loatjii*ht of the Miaietry of all the Imeolutiom, with Lord ...
... Heating of the York Whig Club, •J* 6e Ti M^ d,l » rf *• Yofk Whig Club was held at Eiredge'. H ...
... CONTRAST BETWEEN WHIG THEORY AND TORY PRACTICE. hear much from the whigs about tory corruption, and tory rapacity ; and the poor deluded people of this country were gulled into the belief, that, when under the rule of the tories, appointments were bestowed ...
... IRELAND AND REPEAL. To the Editor of the Yorksh ire Gazette. Sir, It is not unusual to find Whig-radical and semi-nopi.hj oc tr.nes advocatedI in the York liberal newspapers, but .,article leader-m the last number of .he Herald, did surprise me On a second ...
... the Whigs. THE YORK, SATURDAY, April 14, 1821. c shall this week offer a few strictures, on the Meeting of Radical and Parliamentary Reformers, lately held the City of London Tavern, which exhibits the affinity'between the Radicals and the Whigs in colours ...