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... lOONOOLASTES ; OR Ulf-WHIGGING THE WHIG& TO TIM BDITOE. Sir,—ln the wrangling of party men over the agitation in Ulster, it has scarcely been noticed that a great change has been wrought by the eminent persons who manufacture the creed and dictate ...
... whig PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. of alteration br this bill, HOUSE OF A«.I IS. FOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. peculiar dreumstonece, tltought adauaemidtt dock a nenon fnm the oAec of the Conn of King added, aa rider MdwWIL rampclling the Bank Bench pnaented ...
... THE WHIGS. TO Sir,—l shall feel obliged to you if you will allow me to reply in a few words to the remarks you have recently published on the relations of the %\ big and the Radical members of the Liberal party. The Whigs have cordially supported and ...
... AN OLD WHIG. FALMOUTH, FiUmy. DK. 39,1837,9g.«. We have bad arrival ot two packets this eveningvis., the Delight, Lieutenant Lory, from the West Indlea, silled from 8 Thomaa’a on the of December; and the Muflnc, Lieutenant Paul, tram Mexico, with the ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE CIIARIISTS. Last evening . meeting held at C™*” •^ A *“ Tavern, in the Strand, the ostensible object ° , make demonstration favour a repeal of more nor less than attemptto Whig Administration. Shortly after 7 clock Mr. reacted of East ...
... WHIG CORRUPTION. (From West of E*glani CoMmAme.'l Tk» by whirh Mr. tta Ijjt* •IwtiM for tlu« ', t«ttmiib«d the •laeUtn, Über«l will c« Co»»erv«ti»e. Tlw d«fr»t Mr. D««iob, the popular csndidmte—;• ma* «h»r«oitr, eiMrlcßCe, and »t»udi»g. iofiit y luptrior ...
... WHIG CLUB. YcflcnUy Memben of ibis Society ilia'd togelker tbe Crown and Anchor Tavern. Tttc atual toafts, ami the health* a nuiubei Gen* ileimMi, were drank. returning thank) f»r drinking his health, Mr. I'ox laid, thought ihi* time better fir reftoring ...
... WHIG COMMISSIONERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING MAIL. Bir,—You Talublr ieanaloi' to~d*y ■nimliil «tbt ...
... (From the Northern Whig.) THE LINEN TRADE OF IRELAND. .. . Belflut, D#c. IJ, 1341. Sir, —At pablic meeting of penoiu interacted in the linen trade of Ireland, held in the Corntncrciel-baildinga, Belfast, on Mondej, the 6th inct., it was ananimoaslr ...
... WHIG-RADICAL PETITIONS Number of Botough or County. of scats Mtnn« Membm Date of Ipwlch » * I | Gibwja - « Feb. } BnMum «. «. F*b. 8. P»«crifl*U « • I SitW.JeliiVe M Ftb. It, Bnd«north - - _ r»b. Lwarkiliira - - ' I Lockhart - Feb. M. ryiteraouih - I ...
... POMITT AND UMaKALITy OF THE WHIG- MAD/CALS OF THE NOUTH. (Fiam tto Hall PockoL) Thk ran walk oatior, of which tba oapp, wm aablldp czhlbltad data to the matfcat-phwa UaUi“ Sale aadadkiralu far mu, be far Boa party. Acuikur rrwfMdaiia, too, tou eama ink ...
... moved by • Radical tail (laughter), then I do sot think that it would be a subject of regret if the Whig party had indeed been destroyed. lint if the Whig party wee, and as I believe te, hes always had • Ann belief in popular rights, a strong attachment ...