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... denomination called the Whigs Of England. The Whigs had net acted so e t as be. could wish. Th3re were. faults on both sides ; but he wished that every gentlerriin in England Were not only a Whig, hut such , a W big as Mr layuga The Whigs were as dear and friendly ...
... enquiry has been resisted, the Ministers have bad a cause of triumph which should be noticed. It is the manneriti whiCh the Whig 'Party in Parliament has .been divided, and the still wider division,between the Reform Party in the House and the . Reformers ...
... this occasion, with vhiichi they used to insult persons as they 'met who WO not oak-leaves in their h4ts Royal Oak • The. Whigs. to provoke. - • 'There was a retort courteous by others, who contour luously wore, plan-tree leaves:— . Plan-tree leaves ...
... enquiry has been resisted, the Ministers have had a cause of 'triumph whieh should be noticed. It is the manner in which the Whig Party in Parliament has been divided, and the still wider division between the Reform .Party in the House and the Reformers ...
... stand the bett chance of being fairly represented, by sending men to Parliament who are notirrevocably committed as Tory or Whig, as Ministerialist or Reformer.—lt is for such men to apply themselves, with an enlarged and yet practical spirit, to the 'great ...
... fbrw4t . rd on the railing, and observed,—Gentlemot, the candidate is now and his friends have - come to see him chaired. The Whigs have triumphed, Sir Samuel is it the ; of The poll, whilst England's pride -and Westrningter'S glory is (o:iy second,(hisscs ...
... way in which I could be of service; for I have not that Tpersbnal delicacy-now, unfortunately so much in vogue. I Think the Whigs feel some anxiety about the issue of the. present trials: -an acquittal would afford them excel-. lent matter for speechifying ...
... way in which I could he of service ; for-I have nut that • personal delicacy now, unfortunately so much in vogine think the Whig feel some anxiety about the issue of the present trials: au acquittal would afford them excel-' lent matter for speechifying ...
... denomination called the Whigs of Euglarel. The Wkigs had - not acted so well he could w i s h. Thu-re mere faults ota both sides ; but he wished that every geatleman in England were nut only a 1V lug, such W hie as Mr Byug• 1- Whigs , xcre as dear friendly ...
... point, she shall be, at least, on a rank with the foremost ; and blessed and illustrions will be that administration, whether Whig or Tory, which carries her forward to that real elevation. (To be continued). • Mn. FDITon. - :—lf you should deem the enclosed ...
... amendments that might be on , she Dill. Institutions of the Saving-bank kind hot yield more than 41 per cent, anti the half Whig spent a ll•lls ui tehey, there would only remain 4 per cent. The House easy it would be to get 5 per cent. interest;. but 414 ...