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... THE WHIG BUDGETERS. Strict the accession of the Whigs to office, we have always endeavoured to guard the popular mind against deception. The Tories we could understand ; the Whigs never. he Tories were comparatively upright in their dealings ; the Whigs ...
... WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Loade; asks whether every support consistent with Radical objects has nut bceu zealously :end powerfully adtirded to the government be the Radicals, and it adds, that in this respect they, the section represented by it, have left ...
... WHIG IMMOLA 'IONS. or two incidents have transpired which serve to place the gallows in a more revolting position, and show to what monstrous extremities a \Vhig government can go in giving effect to their doctrine of the sacredness of human life. Their ...
... THE WHIGS .tNI) 11.1:.!.0:. We publi.ilt elsewhere the observations of some the payers tot Sir CuEitig Smith's letter. T:ia article trout the 77. a is only it pre..c• that the argument the trial of the Pontefract is ttiontisse,,rairle. 'fire attielc iii ...
... at present is with the latter, end especially with the conduct of the two great political parties of Whigs and Tories. In point of natural ability, Whigs may be put on a par with Tories. To say so, is little complimentary to either faction. Nlediueribus ...
... gathering should so far have forgotten tivetnselves as to allow Whig principles to be toasted. The Herald, in its report, states, The health of Sir Thomas Aubrey, Lord of the Manor. ' as a Whig of the old school,' was proposed by the Rev. Mr. Baron and drunk ...
... RADICAL SUPPORT OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. In the following speech of Mr. BrotlisTion, at the Cheshire Reform Meeting, will be Cams! a most 'Nisihie statement of the views and feelings ith whkls a stanch Radical may give a hearty general support to the present ...
... THE WHIGS, Tilt: EX tMINER, AND THE BALLOT. The Erantiner contends for the superiority of the Whigs to the Tories on the following grounds:— Take the Ballot, for example, - says our contemporary, the Tory argument comes to this, that the elector ...
... opinions for sale in his unit paper, and tells the Tories that he a ill be a Whig, because they refuse to support hint. We wish the Whigs joy of their acquisition. The Whigs has e lung been in a state of jeopardy, and the Bedford -Wee. ury bas reached ...
... read, it he has a inure head ditto Mr. Smythe; hr whet, he declared to his constituent, that he wits an adherent of Whig principles es Whig principles, took care Wilke the designation cumpi eimusive enough. Ile told them that hi, pasty embraced all ale, ...
... see that the Whigs, as determined Reformers, are thrown upon them for support, and that they can, by retaining the Whigs in power,secure for themselves the removal of those abuses which they feel press so heavily upon them—let the Whigs but evince that ...
... CorrecipoilDencr. SIIALL WE RETAIN,OIt TURN OUT, THE WHIG MINISTERS! To the E,fitor of the Spectator. Reform Club, Friday, Bth Dee. SIR,—In common with others, you must recollect Lord Durliam:4 declaration previous to the meeting. of parliament, that ...