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... The Cheltenham Chronicle. ESTABLISHED 1809. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1804. The Whigs have been ever fond of office, and have not been over scrupulous as to the means which they use either for the attainment of power or for its retention. To this party ofiice ...
... even up to late years Whig organ, its triumphs culminated with those of its patrons ; it has shared their declining prosperity, and has probably only anticijiated their final dissolution as a party a brief interval. In fact, as a Whig organ, the Morning ...
... impossible for any fresh scheme disintegration to introduced t-» t Parliament—the majority being in on that one point—neither Whigs, lT:iioni-ts. Radices, nor will possess real working majority * •nough to face a possible combination two or more of the other ...
... OLD STORIES RE-TOLD. No. VI. TRUE BLUE DINNER IN 1829. VIEWS OF THE PERIOD ON WHIGS AND TORIES AND THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. FOURTH FEBRUARY, DINNER THI OLOUOIBTRR TRUE BLUR OLUB. THE celebration dinner took place the Bell Hotel, on the day of our last ...
... brought forward upon that subject, bat the instant the close boroughs were against the Whigs they wanted to destroy them, and the iustant the counties were against the Whigs', they proposed ' bit by bit reform ' —' a moderate measure'—in order to affect the ...
... their otticical existence must come to a close in five or six weeks at the very farthest. With this conviction haunting the Whig Cabinet by night and by day, they are alraudy, if we not misinformed, going through the unpleasant process settiiig their houses ...
... obnoxious impost. In 1841 Sir Robert Peel came into power, and found the finances of the country crippled the mismanagement of the Whigs. It was with a deficiency staring him in the face that that distinguished statesman introduced an Tncome tax of 7 ...
... hoped he would not support the Government in some of the humbugging measures they were trying to pass. did not know where the Whigs would now. They could not under Mr. Gladstone's umbrella. ...
... William Ilopwood (Whig) .. 939 Mr. James Boodle (Radical) .. .. Mr. William Hollis (Chartist) 927 Mr. William Selkirk (Conservative) 454 Mr. William Bidmead, ditto .. .. 444 Mr. Thomas Darby, ditto North Ward. Mr. George Workman (Whig) .. .. 653 Mr. ...
... who mast be very humble ordrr polit cal b iugs ; but the instinct of selfpreservation goes very low down, ...
... MR. E. T SMITH FOR BEDFORD. The Liberal party, hoping to put an end to the system of equal representation one Whig, one Tory—have brought out one Mr. Thoruas Barn rJ, in conjunction will) Mr. Samuel Whit bread, the Liberal member in the late Parliament- ...
... that in the new Parliament the Liberals should have a majority irrespective oi tile Irish party, and while lie advised the Whigs not be scared the utterances of the more advanced members of the Liberal party, lie asked the Radicals to remember that if ...