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... The Whigs and the Dissenters.—What becoming regard these heaven-born Ministers of ours evince for the tender consciences of their Dissenting adherents—what an amiable concern for all the decencies of religion and virtue as regards ourselves! How clear ...
... arks upon the Tne Winnsor Exvarss,—Our rem entertaining artie’e of our cotemporary of the conten iring cause © f Whig- plative mind, the organ of the exp Radicalism in Windsor, must now 4 raw towards & close much We owe an apo! ogy to our friends for ...
... the Whigs* faces. Ghost-like, I pace round the haunts Whighood; Downing/a the street that most love to Seeking find the Whigs' familiar faces. like you, Melbourne, more than other You did just nothing—and helped you do it Come, and let us talk Whig familiar ...
... Whig Insinuations. —If there be one mark of the peculiar depravity of some of the advocates of those in power more prominent than another, it is the base insinuation that the attempt on her Majesty's life was the effect of the conduct of the Tories. There ...
... THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, February 27. Whig Jobs. —Lord Melbourne took occasion, some few days' since, to eulogize the New Poor Law Act in the House of Lords and justified his praise on thiseu-rious ground « tiiirt the appointments made by ...
... have meaning—the Whigs are ali wisdom, and common sense a discount. In support of the fact and applicability of our motto as respects them, we WOO Id fearlessly appeal to all cool and dispassionate men, whether Churchmen or Dissenter, Whig Radical—and ask ...
... all the harangues that were ever uttered. The country was saved, and the Whigs were nowhere. Acting upon precisely similar tactics the Corn Law League and their allies, the Whigs and Radicals—having been signally overthrown every conflict they have recently ...
... The Commissions—The miscellaneous estimates give slight taste of the boon the Whigs hive conferred on their friends in the multitude of commissions tbey have jobbed into existence. The Municipal Corporations' Commission alone is to cost in the present ...
... Time—five weary years and upwards—have convinced the nation Whig promises are but promises—they bear no fruit of real performance. Every Whig measure begins and ends in job,—whilst the materials of a Whig Administration are indolent waspish or incapable, or ...
... THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, October 22 What will the Whigs with Lords ?— We answer— nothing —and for these very good and substantial reasons—first, because in sober truth they never really speculated upon any attempt of the kind, being too ...
... Christmas Charities.—In the Obsercer newspaper of Sunday last—a paper whos devoted to the Whigs and small talk, always of the truest as we shall present] show—there was a sneer at Sir Robert and the Duke of Buckingham for the Christmas festivities in ...
... Bat Melbourne swears, rap he caret, So it bet keep the Whigs afloat; And he at once the ribbon wears, And Order the Petticoat. And the scribbling peer, If snch a frippery one may quote, -. He vows he holds exceeding dear The Order of the Petticoat. ...