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... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The Anniversary of the Cheshire Whig Dinner, was held al the Royal Hotel on Friday last. Between fifty and sixty gentlemen sat down to dinner. The Chair was tilled by G. Toilet supported the right Earl Groavenor, and tke left by Ralph ...
... LORD IJELGRAVE AND THE WHIGS. The Chester Chronicle gives the following as letter written by Lord Belgrave'to the Secretary, previously to the late meeting of the Whig Club, and announcing his retirement from it;—• Sir, I have received the communication ...
... the whig reform rill. [From the Liverpool Journal,] To come from the general argument to the particular bill. There no principle in it; and there is symmetry in it. The bill is not finality hill. It is not proffered as likely enable any one party to ...
... WHIG AND TORY. To the Editor qf the Morning Advertiser. Sir,— As the origin of the terms Whig” and Tory, which are applied to two political parties in the State, may not be known to many of your readers, if you think the following, which is their true ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PRESS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir,— The pure Whig is surely a strange animal. It is difficult to master his strange idiosyncrasy, as we see it iu some choice specimens of the present day. Hut there is one thing certain—the ...
... TO THU BDITOR OF TH* NORTHBRN WHIG. Sir, —1 regret, that I feel myself compelled again to trespass on your indulgence, by few farther remarks on the anbject of the two last articles 2fie Northern Whig. Be assured, have no wish to repress discussion on ...
... THE MEVOLUTIONAR7 OATHS BILL OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —The Whigs of 1866 have degenerated. They are not what their pretended ancestors of were. Their policy and'tactics resemble rather the principles of the ...
... averted. But though the Whig Cabinet knows that its doom is inevitable, it is likely it will make every effort to prolong its existence. There is nothing in nature which can at all be compared to the tenacity with which the Whigs cling to office, —.which ...
... EARL RUSSELL OS THE COSST/TUTIOS OF ESGLASD.* It is certainly as a Whig politician and statesman, and not as an author, that the youngest scion of the House of Bedford—the writer of Don Carlos, of a forgotten novel, Sketches by Gentleman who has left ...
... present day they are widely separated. They are not Tories, nor Whigs, nor Whig-Radicals, not Chartists. They are opposed to the protective immunities on land claimed by both Tories and Whigs; they visit with their indignation the poor truckling policy of ...
... _27, 0 KAB LB OCCUZRMITaB „ iM . TO DBATH. ?.X* . ~ L«on> the Northern Whig.] ...
... HIGH WATER THU DAT whig, 10 rnhsolea after 7 Ateer WANT PLACES.—AiI Ut:*™ t» part paid. AS BARMAID, > Woman, 24 jtut of Sm. ,'J*I v » amm, Wjm, -nht> not so mnch a oemtertaH* yttea est uaaavepttoaabl# character can given, and. refaftuA eenafts te aay ...