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... THE LIVERPOOL COURIER v. TIHEJ WHIGS. bi Our contem-porary of Wednesday hasi iintictoed ti what b1e doubtless considers rI fatal ?? onl the Gjo- Ill to vernurent, having founld out that, in addition to its hi re other crimies of omission rnoi commiflrsion ...
... e of the late meeting of the a Cheshire Whig Club; and, as in the proceedings of c that club we can perceive an evident inclination to pro- mote the union of the great body of the people with the leading Whigs, we are desirous of adding our humble a influence ...
... of Ireland. -A better l alternative is to cbnciliate them by the mild and rational I methods a dvocated by the bulk of the Whigs. I After all, men's affections are more powerful springs of u action than their fears. Violence isnot a symbol of i Y strength ...
... MR. THOMAS MOORE AND WHIG PENSIONERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MUERCURY. SIR,-So the Whigs have stuck Mr. Thomas Moore on our backs! The pension-bating Whigs have given an Irish song-writer a pension of £300 a year, and the editor ot the Liverpool ...
... flue Xiberpoot ftltrturl FRlIDAY, MAY 11, 1827. ADDRESSES TO TflE TUE THRONR UPON THE RECENT I CHANGE IN TaE ADMINISTRATION.-A Whig mtutt natu- I 'n rally and consistently exult in the dismemberment of the late obnoxious administration, and in the substitution ...
... wbich. (or more than, a .,trv a1E a the state, which, for more than a century and a half hra ath borne the appellation of WHIGS is particularly to worthy of examination. A, complete and impartial 6thistory of the XVI15GS would indeed he highly in- mr ...
... that we ought rather to oppose than to pro- 1r, mote the views of the Whigs; and we have uo hesi- w tation in saying. that there are persons, who, assuming cc 6 the title of Whigs merely as a cloak for their selfish YE fa pursuits, or as an apology ...
... FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1839. THE REPEAL OF THE SEPTENNIAL ACT- VOTE BY BALLOT-EXTENSION OF THE SUFFRAGE-IIPROVED SPIRIT OF THE WHIGS. inlsters must not allow the next time of registration to | arrive without having given plain promise and pledgo of their ...
... SAILU POPULS- LS 1VPLREMA. FRiDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1824. TEE CRESHInE WHIG CLUBR.-We bave. in this t day's public~ation, devoted as much space as we could con. t venientlv ss- *t. ti ,naw s I -A veeniently spare to the report ?? proceedingg of this as ...
... that retrospective epitaph, in order to In. give as much encouragement as may lie in our power /as to the expectations of our Whig readers.a We never 'a identified the Prince of Wales with the administration of the Regency. We never forgot that the Prince ...
... qoo jnttrlU. ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER , 1828.' WIMetthIF EDWARD D. DAVENPORT, ESQ. M:P. CHAIRMAN. AT TO& CHESItRE WHIG CLUB. ln our present publication we have inserted the most t correct and ample report of the speech of this gentleman, which has hitherto appeared; ...
... Uncultivated Land Great Britain.— The Northern Whig directs attention to the faot that a war with the United States may produce at least one good result in this kingdom, by forcing upon us the neoesslty for cultivating the millions of acres of land which ...