... popular Whig party; and, in 1741, other Whigs came into power. In 1745, a mixed administration was formed under the Duke of Newcastle; bnt 1756 change took place favour of the Whigs, and le nrst pj became minister. George HI. 1760, ejected the Whigs and formed ...

... TO THE WHIGS AND RADICALS OF CARLISLE. Friends,—There are periods thrilling interest in a nation's history, when the animosities of party should he merged one intense feeling for the promotion of the general welfare, when the eoneiiiatoty principle of ...

... THE CONSERVATIVE WHIG. ANSWER TO THE RADICAL WHIG. When you hear a man, with demeanour proud, Speak with contempt of the unwashed crowd, C/lliug them Idiots and Suffrage fools, Malcnntent?, vulgar, Republican tools, Forgetting, that though ...

... ace: Marquis of Drogheda, n head of the Generals of th THE The Ministerial prints body of the Whigs with because several of their | with the people and the c: Whigs, the Examiner has excellent remarks :— The increase of reading he poorer classes has con te-ings ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tueftlay the 9th infl. a very numerous meeting of the Members of this Club dined at the Londoo-Tavem. —Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair, with Mr. Fox on his right, and tlie Duke Norfolk on his left, and next to them the Earl Albemarle, Lords ...

... THE TORY FO HE WHIGS It is a refreshing sign of the progress of political education in the Tory party that some, at least, of its members begin to recognise the necessity of strengthening their forces by securing the assistance of alles They see plainly ...

... THE INTENDED WHIG MINISTRY. The following was, we believe, the intended allocation of places in the Ministry which the sudden resistance Lord Grey to the appointment of 0 Palmerston Minister Foreign Affairs brought to so premature a First Lord of Treasury ...

... expense of collecting the revenue, under the ones and the Whigs, will shew Cost of collecting the revenue 1829, £4,875 000 Ditto, Dltto » 183 9» 4,042,000 Yearly saving by the Whigs, The Whig principle of reducing taxes, rather than burdening the people ...

... MANUFACTURES. 1829, or Tory period - - Whig ditto - - 2,579,000 Ditto 3,226,1)00 * WOOLLEN. 1829 Tory period - - 1834 Whig(';tto - . 5,c.75,000 1833 Ditto - 7,143,826 'COTTON. 1829 Tory period - -£17,140,114 1834 Whig ditto - - 20,513,586 Ditto - - IRON ...

... turn to the doings of the Whigs. We search in vain for the name of one single member ofthe Government, of one single member of Parliament, of one single person of note connected with the party, who, in the event of the Whigs going out of office, will ...

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... COALITION OP WHIG AND RADICAL OPPONINTS. A lamps ember of rarer Parsers§ 'greed W pary the Cloresater by spier kraals Ler teeldesse t Derr*. Her. es /May. Meer of the. whe stirred Mr. Orreries were peer at Fridges isalersam It Is seated that eerier ...