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... Pungent. Satire Vll.; concerning Internal Intercourse in the British Islands; Literature and the Jesuits (Fromthe Prout Papers); Whig Foreign Policy ; Ihe Poets of the Day. Batch the Fourth ; Fl aser Papers ior September. James Fraser, 215, Regent-street. The ...
... Boi.J-strcct. Madame Grassini will kindly â¢: i. ; t m ihe afxne performance. \\/ T HIG CLUILâ The next MEETING of V V the WHIG CLUBuoai be or. TUESDAY, the sd I rfAp.ii, -'. the Crown and Anchor Tavern, St-rand Hi* Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, in the Chair ...
... Honorary LEWIS POCOCK, * Secretaries. 444, West Strand, 30th January, 1852. ONE HUNDRED COPIES of ROEBUCK'S HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY, and from Fifty to Two Hundred Copies of each of the following Works are ia circulation at MU DIE'S SELECT LIBRARY ...
... Edinburgh Reviewsâ 7- our Modern Divines; Croly, Melvill, and Daleâ H. The British slu- s-iiniâ!». The Last Days of the Whigs. General Literature, Ecclesiastics. Report, â c. &c. London: Wilia _ i Ed wind Painter, 342, Strand, Printer and Publisher; ...
... pamphlet, for the purpose of that increase of circulation which will materially aid iv opening the eyes of John Bull to Whig rapacity and Whig hypocrisy .' — Hull Packet. ' Fraser' has made a surprising start this mouth. With the new year he has imbibed new ...
... Oxford Commission. ». Wfe i of Thomas Moore. ■—— - — ?? Albemarle street. A/t a at t . . Immediately, ■rj^ANILIUS TO THE WHIGS. ' Renri-t . . A Ber ies of Letters, L_ LoJidn- « m • The Press weekl y newspaper. ■ ?? : Harrison (late Ollivier), Pallmalh ...
... to give their principal orator, Mr. Charles I’earson, the semblance of a gentleman by the force of contrast. What will the Whig journals say to-mnrrow morning? We were always perfectly vinced, that the people of England not care a farthing about the ...
... any peace on inconsistent with the honour and dignity of tbis country. The Cr,nir will be taken hv Mr. CHARLES WBSTERTON. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals will attend this meeting each *>king to- th- moment their party differences, from a sense of 'nunon ...
... fegncr, Bishop of Wexio. 11. DurniiiK of Indian Widows. HI. Hymn to Hesperus, by Delta. IV. Wiiiggisui. V« l^-t. ter from a Whig Hater. VI. Letteis from the Peninsula. »£• 2, The battle ot \ittoria. \ 11. Mr. Wilmot Ilorn.n and f-mlgi.'ti;in. VIII. Sentiment ...
... Clergyman . .200 of Rougleton, near Venit Victoria Lota - 10 0 Horncastle - . 10 0 ; Thos. O'Rogers - .10 0 Rer. Dr. Madelev A Whig of the Old Harncastia ?? 1 0 0 ' School . . . 1 0 0 Aa Old Female. Ken. Henry T. Worley .10 0 dal 7\ . »0 0 George Palmer ...
... confidence in his Government. j In answer to those who ask whether lam Whig or Tory, I reply, the old party designations of Whig and Tory are no longer applica- ble. As a member of a Whig family, I may be permitted to point j to the practical adoption by ...