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... shall again pla myself at your dispessl. as an independent candidate, to represent yoa in the Town CMDCil prompted neither by Whig nor Tory, clique nor party, rich nor poor. I remain. Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, OWRN DA VIES. Teigil Honfte, Newport ...
... Is it not dis- gusting to see arrayed against us a MONTIETH or two of our native Town associated with Chartist, Tory, and Whig,- Churchman, Heathen, and Dissenter ? The component parts of this motley group betray ambition without honour, rapa- city without ...
... Ring ;—The Poets of the day. Batch the Fifth,—The Duty of a Conserva- t;ve at the present Juncture;—The Bible, an Ode )-The Whigs' last Trick. James Fraser, 215 Regent street, London, and alT Booksellers in the Country. TN Pursuance of a DECREE of His Majesty's ...
... resur- rectionists ? That toryism which scorned and defied the people has passed into the tomb of the Capulets, and the rival Whig party is in its mortal throes. We have instead, two strong political bodies, the Conserva- tives and the Liberals, who each ...
... examination of cer- tain Pont Office officials at the Bar of the House, Mr Disraeli described Sir Robert Peel as having caught the Whig&' bathing and run off with their clothes. 1860 -At this time important financial changes were made in India by Mr James Wilson ...
... suffrages of the Commons; but it is un- derstood that Mr. Fitzroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The sala y is JE6000 per annum, with a peerage on retirement, and £ 5000 for three liTes. ...
... obliged and obedient servant, JOSEPH BAILEY, JON. Monmouth, Jan. 1835. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE Sf GUARDIAN. Sir;— F the Whigs were wise they would never write 1 hey may talk and spout and sputter as much as they please with imponity, but from the highest ...
... again place m;se'f at your disposal, as an independent candidate, to represent you in ths Town Coupcil — prompted neither by Whig nor Tory, clique nor party, neh nor poor. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, OWEN DAVIES. Teigil House, Newport ...
... invariably gave an exhibition of what not to do. Foster, in the centre, was playing well, and securing tiie ball he passed to his whig, Llew- elyn, whose pace was too great for Wilkins, and who easily evaded Warlow, scoring the second try right behind the posts ...
... (hear, and a laugh). 1 am sure that, at the elections of 1841, it was not said in any of the counties of England— These Whigs will be too much beaten; let us give them half the representation (laughter); let us take care they are not too much defeated ...
... (Nationalist) says :-If the Bill passes, a large measure of justice will have been done to the Irish tenant farmer. The Northern Whig (Unionist) says measure is neither an unreasonable nor unfair on THE HAlLWAY DISASTER IN INDIA. Latest Particulars. H&w the ...
... seeing hanged. By Cornelius O Donoghue ;—High-wavs and Low-ways or Ainsworth's uictionarv with Notes by Turpin Defeat of the Whigs or the Perthshire E?ection the Turmoil iti the Cabinet, anj ie t.nd ot May and Grey, a Carol ;—Postcri|)t written on the 28:h ...