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... would have been a Whig in 1712 would have been a Tory in 1830. For, on examination, it will be found that, in nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig. ...
... Strathaven, Lord Sendee, and many other noble Whig landowner* the county Northampton, give their ssaioua support to Mr. Han bury. The Toriea, however, M wtn satisfied of Mr. MannsdTi return. The Hon. and L. Powysa, a Whig, has issued address to his tenants and ...
... cta*d Saturday, when Mr. MsunteU's majority the groee poll waa 594, the number* the Co ««rvatiTe candidate, Mr. Hanbury, the Whig candidate, .. 1247 . appear* from a *tatement of the poll tor Una Division at theconL 1833, that Mr. Maon*ll polled nearly ...
... might not well be accomplished under the superintendence of Mr. Bickersteth and Sir John Campbell. The Pott says, some the Whigs are indignant at the new Ministers truckling to Mr. O'Counell, that a hitch has been caused in the arrangements.—The Albion ...
... completed his 21st year until two or three days previous to that on which he took his seat. almost immediately joined the Whig party, then in opposition under Charles Fox. His first speech was delivered in the debate on Mr. Pitt's commercial treaty with ...
... several instances Radical candidates »ill oppose Whigs.—The Sun says, The I'ltta-Liberals openly avow their intentions to support Tory candidates at the approaching elections, with a view to oust the Whigs. It is desirable that all general mournings should ...
... think that their Whig allies are too tardy and indecisive in their movements. The Timet says, if there split, it is this side. Tbe Poet mentions a report that there are rumours in the dubs of a rupture between Mr. O'Connell and his Whig associates During ...
... letter to the Chronicle to-day, disclaimed the authorship—The Sheji*U Mercury says, that seveial gentlemen who formerly ranked Whigs, were present at the Conservative dinner in that town. The Biahop Chichester has signified to the Commissioners for inquiring ...
... named Dr. Stanley, Bishop of Norwich, and Dr. James Somerville, Inspector of Anatomy. Herald. The Ballot at a Discount. —The Whig-Radical Town Council of Carlisle, at a meeting of their body on Tuesday last, rejected, by large majority, a motion to petition ...
... discontinued altogether. This resolution to discontinue all transactions with Joint Stock Bankers, has excited much notice. The Whigs are evidently beginning to feel that Mr. O'Coonell carrying trstters too far, and that his coarse denunciations against the ...
... because lie is identified with the Conservative party, to make room for Mr. Abercromby, who is Whig, does no) appear be generally approved of, even by the Whig party. The Manchester Guardian, (an anti-Ministerial Paper) says, know no other person in ...
... place.—This impreaaioo becoming genersl, sad at Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, and other great manufacturing towns, Tories, Whigs, and Radicals are on the fid riot. It said the Tories will bring forward Sir J. Beckett for Leeds, and Mr. J. T. Hope for ...