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... that the conscientious men would surely decline, and the rogues as certainly take. Lord Sandon made a very hard hit at the Whig- Radicals, who had taunted the Conservatives with bribery,— a sneer, said he, which I cannot think you very well entitled ...
... equipped, cultivated, and accomplished poodle —that looks the lord it apes. The curls and mane have grown finely into a wig (or Whig), and the dog and the Chancellor are complete. The bull-terrier, too, is capital for its animal truth —and yet its political ...
... thousand contraries, that we and the times are in a lamentable state of depression. No more hams than the bores (boars?) of a Whig majority might supply, sufficiently dressed by the hot sun of Monday, and untouched by artificial fire, garnished with a..; ...
... WHIG MISREPRESENTATIONS. In the COMMONS,' 04 THURSDAY, Sir J. GRAHAM complained of a statement in a morning paper, imputing to him his having used his influence to prevent members from making a house on Tuesday. He gave the most positive contradiction ...
... Asaph, and rural dean ° A red gengl=--Whig. Rev. J. Williams, archdeacon of Cardigan, 311 ,, - odr / tor of the high school (new) at Edinburgh—supposed to be rate Conservative. The Rev. Archdeacon Newcome, Ruthyn—Whig. The Rev. Bruce Knight, chancellor of ...
... views and interests have hitherto been as much opposed to each other as the views and interests of ultra-Tories and ultra- Whigs. From appearances it really seems as though there were a probability of a coalition between the ASSUMED agents and the wholesale ...
... t 41 , 44 1 4 a ` there is no foundation whatever for the charge against 1, •11 1 V irtg m ila : a graPh copied from the Whig-Radical Bury Post, hheld the customary tokens of respect on the oFca- A l litti ki Majesty's health being drunk at the Cambridge ...
... between the Hon. Newton FeUowes and Mr. Tanner, solicitor of Crediton, which is likely to lead to the employment of horsehair whigs and powder in some one of her Majesty's courts of law. We do not think it right to publish the facts which have been enumerated ...
... and director. It is shrewdly suspected that our distinguished neighbour has no great admiration for the loose ways of modern Whig-Radicalism, and that his son-and-heir, Lord Howick, is disposed to participate in the safe and judicious policy of his chi ...
... Feversham, No. 217, his canvas purse, containing two halfcrowns, two shillings and a sixpence, and three small keys, &c. ROCHDALE.—WHIG-RADICAL OPPRESSION.—SeveraI persons in a humble station of life have fallen victims to a conscientious support of the religion ...
... the good citizens, are puzzled to understiad•how so excellent a Tory can be the proprietor of a newspaper in which Tories, Whigs, Kings, Government, and . Religion, are so roughly handled. They seem to forget, that one kind of ware may be offered for sale ...
... the gift of either making or keeping/fiends: but the Commander-in-Chief has a regular share in the blame which at least the Whig part of the public is in the habit of leaping upon him in the person of his equally Tory Secretary, whose particular admirer ...