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... WHIG MISCALCULATIONS. To the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. Sir, _, We hnvr- now before* as the returns ot nearly all the elections. Most nobly has the nation responded to the call of her Sovereign- It is confidently h»ped,that now the Government will ...
... while they sup. ported monarchy and British principles, and the gratitude of Whig- Radicals is shown in the paltry virulence of such creatures as Mr. Whipper-in Stanley. 'Die Whigs had not been above four months (something different from 40 years) in office ...
... unluckily, the Command at tbe Note shortly afterwards fell vacant, and was given to Admiral Fleming, a Scotch Whig — and some thing more than a Whig — an out and out O'Connellite. Was he called on to resign his seat? Nothing of the kind. Althongb the Nore ...
... WHIG LOGIC. To the Editor of the Cornwall Royal Gazette. Hi lston, March 5, IKJB. the of Tuesday last 1 was somewhat sur« « priswl the extraordinary specimen of political wisdom « displayed by the noble lord the Secretary of State, who in his speech delivered ...
... END OF THE WHIGS (From CobUlt'. Register.) Normandy, July 10, 1331. — The news that has reached tne to-day has not at all surprised me. I always said lhat if Lord Althorp were to quit his place Lord Grey could not remain in his an hour. He was the soul ...
... THE GASPING WHIGS. We stand upon a preripire . Nor can we tell, bow snon a gust of popular scorn May waft ut to tbe gulf below. To th* Editor of the Cornwall Royal Gaeette. Sia, — It is very evident the Whi*-s are at their wits' end how to obtain popular ...
... THE SHABBY WHIGS. Tu tit Editor the Cornwall Royal Gazette. sta, . Sir James Graham, from an intercourse witn body, appears fully to anprecinte them, and tint t public sec with what justice, allow to submit ,t following selections to their notice. would ...
... WHIG INCONSISTENCY. To the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. Sir, Recent occurrences frequently call- to our remembrances, circumstances that have happened aforetime, end when we view the Chancellor's inconsistent speech at Inverness, it cannot fail lo ...
... THE WHIG RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR NORTH- AMPTON and the CONSERVATIVE WHIGS. We find the following highly gratifying la- mentation in the Northamptonshire Whig- Radical organ, the Northampton Mercury : — We have to confirm a rumour which has pre- vailed ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. We have lately heard, and think not altogether unfoundedly, that the and learned lord, not many weeks ago, gave learned friend, something not much unlike the following solution of what before appeared a problem regards the ...
... POSIES FOR THE WHIG MINISTRY There is no soundness in their understandings, no power of fathoming a subject even of not ex- traordinary depth. The person who talks loud- est and longest to them, carries them along with him ; nor have they even the ordinary ...
... WHIG PROGRESS IN PARLIAMENT alas, ihe poor Whigs'. What a miserable hodge-podge have they made of it this Session! — In vain have peace and plenty spread themselves over the land, and furnished them with pathetic appeals in favor of agricultural distress ...