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... - WHIG CLUB. The f,rft meeting of this Club for the year was yefterday held at the Crown and Anchor favern, when Mr. Byng was in the Chair. After the regular toafts of the inflitution, the health of Mr. Fox was drank with enthufiafin. The Hon. ST. ANDREW ...
... WHIG CLUB of CHESHIRE and the iIDJ/ICENT COUNT! ES. CHESTER, OCT. 9. -On this day the Annual General Meeting of the Cheshire Whig Club was held at the Royal Hotel, Chestf-r.- It was announced that the Chair would be taken at half after three o'clock for ...
... that we're Whigs, And some say there's nae Whigs ava, man; ae thing I'm sure, A pawky Whig do-er Is the Whig that outwhiggifies a' man! Cuoaus. And they crack and we ta'k, And they ta'k and we crack, And we ta'k and they crack awa, man! For consienee, ...
... there's nae Whigs ava, man ; But ae thing I'm sure, A pawky Whig do-er Is the Whig that out higgities a' man! Cuouus. And they crack and we ta'k, And they ta'k and we crack, • And we ta'k and they crack awa, rnan ! consience, the auld Whigs Were sterling ...
... of the arts, the Court arts, adopted by the Whig party to send Mr.L. into Parliament, they would at once reject him.—(Some disapprobation, mixed with applause.) One means or obtaining votes used by the Whigs, was threatening tradesmen with the loss of ...
... Yorkshire. Why should he be so easily satisfied? What real change had either Of those occurrences effected for the people? The Whigs and Tories were alike ready to pounce upon corruption in an open borough, which was accessible to any fool that had money ; ...
... good would have resulted. What has been done has been effected by the exertions of a few, and not by the Whigs. The time is near at hand when the _Whigs, holding most of the land of England, will soon attend to their own interests, and take off many of the ...
... fortunate : as the Whigs of York. The former only met to assert their principles—the latter met for the happier purpose, of celebrating their triumph. The Whigs of York were : fairly and honestly. represented in Parliament—the Whigs of Liverpool were not ...
... were— Birch, 47—Smith, 73—Denman, 47 RoHeston, 73. From the known zeal of the Nottingham Electors, and the popularity of the Whig Candidates on the one side, and the extent of County influence always brought forward on the other, the contest is expected ...
... his Majesty's Government that did not contain a protest against alt revolutionary doctrines, lie denied that any respectable Whig ever was so absurd as to say that the House of Lords was unnecessary, that he ever spake in terms or disrespect or the Constitution ...
... t'P e 'Whigs. He a question yesterday' to the Whig Candidate Parliamentary Reform. He merely gave his • own sentinieiit'' upon the subject; but when asked whether the Whigs. el iS 'would pledge themselves to support thesa,ame principles as Whigs of 1798 ...