... within the last week, men, aye, and women too, deploring the fate of brave a fellow as Mr. John The late Mr. John Thurtell was a Whig—and therefore a certain portion the world are bound to admire all his acis—he w as, at times, active orator at public dinnershe ...

... The Northern Whig. The vcrv ll'hig conveys to our conception every thing narrow and illiberal ; but, justice are obliged admit, that -his new Whig the North differs in the quality from his Brethren elsewhere. For inslainv, the liberal Whig says have not ...

... Gray, in ode would say, through the dark air hurtle, Moaning in concert with ourselves—Alas ! for Whig Jack Thurtell! He was a Whig—a true, true Whig—all property he hated, funds land, purse or hand,—tithed, salaried, or j estated When he saw a fob, ...

... before then, lie concur red with the Right Hon. Gentleman who had last addressed tliem that it was very fortunate thing for the Whigs that thev had not been called his Majesty's councils. He, for his own part, had nothing say the general aspect of affinrs, ...

... learning and patriotism, for the advantage. [, mil be seen by our report Parliamentary r.-occedings, that Lord ALTUOKP, a sucking Whig « die modern school, lias commenced operations benefit Ireland, and, with a strict adherence that principle which actuates ...

... public patronage, several valuable additions. They consider it unnecessary to an }' remark the merits the work, as the folio whig literary Gentlemen, whom the First Edition was submitted, granted permission to say— 44 That they consider it far superior ...

... conduct of the English Government in the late war in Spain. Ilis Lordship's speech embraced all the stale and hacknicd topics Whig politics, and produced the effect to which, of late years, these orations have invariably been condemned. Mr. STURGES BOURNE ...

... exported without delay, in order to their being retailed in the Westminster Bazaar by Messrs. NEWPORT and Co., dealers in Whig wares of all descriptions The great burthen of the song, however, seems to be down with Orangemen and Orange principles, ...

... some doubts as the propriety speculating upon l'opish gratitude, in giving ancient custom. This possesses more value than the Whigs themselves attach to the communications with our Minister in epain, which l.hev ».) anxiously sought the production of. financial ...

... So effectually have these ohjecis been accomplished, that the more reasonable and moderate adherents the party (if modern Whigs can reasonable or moderate) j admit their having been routed at all points, and leave the , field conflict to contested some ...

... speech, or writing an answer to address, calls himself—The KING'S s'K-cial Representative CHARACTERISTIC SKETCH A MODERN WHIG. A Whig properly what is called trimmer that is, a coward to both sides of question, who dare not knave nor honest man, but is ...

... libeller, denies that I'm Kuight, Sir, slurs iny honours at the Court—my prowess the tight, Sir; My friends, both Radical and Whig, have left me the shelf, Sir; And am thus reduced to sing the jrraises of myself, Sir! BRAG, BRAG, 6tc. &c. wish 1 had a wound ...