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... .t/TER THE YORK WHIG CLUB. Annuil Dinner the York Whig Ctob took OKfowuloyi the A«sra>bly-roufn», vhlcti lime shore Aur lnsmltnl pitriuti Ml iluirii lo is •liUtitr. Abiinl four oVtuck, the cumpiny t«Mik trail, 8, W. Niciilt, Etq. Ikmic in ihe Chair. Rrhiiul ...
... I League to illustrate the peculiar claims of the Whig {party to the confidence of the people, and the peculiar antagonism which had always been exhibited by the Tories towards popular rights, have thought it worth while to trace the history of these ...
... it the reform he advocated was not that reform to which the Whigs were allied. His great object was to de». the rotten boroughs, without which no good could be expected. It was in that the Whigs fell short, because they participated, well as the Tories ...
... believe him to have been weak and false; a finished dissembler, bitterly hostile to the Whigs and their reform.” And further on, at page 24C, we read that M the Whigs bad never shown any great liking for Mr. Brougham ; had never considered him as their ...
... To the EDITOR of the GLOBE. Sin,—The Times affects to be excessively indignant at the Whig government not being driven from their seats by the late factious victories gained over them in the House of Commons. It quite forgets the mush more remarkable ...
... oracy! They moat not forget that the parties was lost to them. Whigs ■''..;; any of theira, were more. The p niflii longer any confidence in the action of t illini Wiiflll the aristocracy. What should they do ? Trait * party, and watch them both. Let ...
... NOTES OF THE DAY. Tan Whigs are bestirring themselves in Wigtownshire. Viscount Dalrymple, the eldest son of the Earl of Stair, has announced himself a candidate in the Liberal interest, and promises the present Government a cordial but independent ...
... to the rUoton. new candidate ii old supporter of the Whig party, end eat for the county Leitrim in the Parliament before the last. SCOTLAND. (Dutbict). Mr. William Ewart, who has for long senes yean represented these burghs in Parliament, h»s me with ...
... very much ae if they not. They will not, if the Whig-Radical coalitioniiS obtain a decided victory. In that case ■ clamour for the fulfilment of implied promises an importunity which may well prove irrenimv’ and Lord Hartington wiU have, to etand aside ...
... when they got into power that alliance would be at ' an end. Any thing rather than a Whig, said the hon. member for Winchester. Was not that a Chartist cry ? (No, no.) The cry of the Chartists had been at the elections, Bring in the Tories and the ...
... “RUNNYMEDE” on WHIGS and WHIGGISM. This day is publiahed. In vol. post Bvo., handsomely bound, The letters of “RUnnymede/ Including the Essays on Whigs and Whiggisra, and a Dedicatory Epistle to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Neither for shame ...
... similar bill was introduced when the Whigs were in office. Great was the amazement, and fierce the pious indignation, which the unchristian proposal excited on the Episcopal Bench, and among the noble lords who were moved to oppose it by the anathemas ...