WESTMINSTER RUMP
... great wealth has not yet corrupted him. What will the Whigs say to the defeat their candidate ? They did not dare to name him, and the rump were aghast to learn that Westminster was not to be made a Whig borough. ...
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London Dispatch
THE ELECTIONS
... The Whigs maintain that they will have the majority at the ensuing ae'sien, and the Tories are not leas sanguine. For our part we believe that the two factions will be equally balanced, and of this are right glad. It is manifest that the Whigs are grievously ...
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS
... must be sent, postage free. DISPATCH, tJol'ttral S>ori.il Reformer. SUNDAY, MARCH *5, 1338. WHIGS AND TORIES. The dUastrous consequences of supporting tho Whigs at all hazards, merely to keep out the Tories, begin 'now to be generally felt, and generally ...
31. P*NCR« On Th«fd»ylMf .P?^.*y^«**■»>>•»
... haring any ooofideaee in the Whig*, though ha had giren them trial to lee whether they would correct abnaea in eharoh and etate. But all bad been diaappointed. Ha we* now ia the twentyfifth year of hi* oppeettioa to both Whig* and Tariea, and hi* experience ...
SURREY
... expect from their Whig rulers. They bad transported the Dorchester labourers, while they pardoned the Duke of Cumberland. (Hear.) They passed the Irish Coercion Bill, for which Mr. O'Connell called them base, brutal, and bloodv Whigs.” (A voice—“ Ho has ...
H«eanr the Uare»re*eat«(l« °« T . lMd *7 •™»R. « «%bt o’shxk, pAli« aMting of «h« »f (tie aetrepelU nberbe,
... physical and moral organization beat the Tories for the sake of the Whigs—by the same means they can, in 1837, beat both Whigs end l ories for the sake themselves. (Loud cheers.) Let the Whigs concede the right of the producing millions to be represented—let ...
Tub Mimow UgFATCH
... proceeding to nuke union between Whigs ud Tories 1 Such ie the l«n--guage used by timid Radicals, When under the influence of Whig prompting. I would first remark upon the thorough dishonesty of such reasoning in Whig mouths. The Whig* threaten us with this danger ...
MEETING AT THE TOWN-HALI
... several delegates, appearing they were reepectively received with three distinct rounds applause. Three groans for trickster Whigs and Tory tyrants were then given with hearty good will. The council having retired to make the necessary arrangements, during ...
existed, working men would aeon convince the few that the first objecU for legislative regard were, general ..
... conduct in Parliament heretofore, that he is an unflinching assertor of democratic rights—his best praise is, that he is not Whig, and despises their tenets; his next best enlogium is, that he abhors Toryism, and all its modifications. On every occasion ...
The w«»tii«d onnc.pl* Ibo traitor* ITW-Ure ofl‘« ogjloot *elr country « Marat, Collet D'HerboU, *nd the not the ..
... iSicnded in the ei> the of next month. So u tbi. .object the ...
the molatioat entrusted to him, the delusion woald bare been at an end ; and, therefore, be kept them in
... Mr Bernard. A catalogue of Whig terminates in these words :—“And who, to complete the catalogue of their iniquity have passed, suppor'ed, and lauded, the infamous Poor Law Bill In reply to Colonel Tbompson’s letter on the Whig denial of the Right of Prtibon ...
Mm*W MW
... properly was opposed to the well-being of the majority, it ought not to exist.” We stated this proposition to meet the Tory and Whig doctrine that properly was sacred life. Our correspondent is mistaken when be says that •* one will deny this principle it ...