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... the tragi-comic performance of Mr. Rnowvi.ow who enacted the to the admiration all his newly acquired Whig and Roman Catholic friends. Some of our Whig contemporaries are eloquent in the expression their chagrin. The Morning Chronicle, after admitting that ...
... objected to its further proceeding, and moved, as an amendment, that it should be read that day six months. The rapport given the Whigs to this measure affords curious proof of their consistency. Afew years ago, and their shibboleth was THE people—popular wights ...
... Political Notices. WHIG INFALLIBILITY. We have already expressed our opinion of the gagging system pursued by the Whigs, in order to prevent Anti- Catholic petitions from finding their way into the two Houses of Parliament. We have shewn that all den ...
... favour on the wool question. The only new candidates who are spoken of as likely to offer are Mr. Howard, son of Lord Morpeth, a Whig, who will vote in favour of the Roman Catholics; R. Bethel, of Rise, Esq. who, although a Tory, will support the same side ...
... THE MANCHESTER COURIER. SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1825. The attempts of the Papists, and their Whig, Radical, and Unitarian friend*,. U» hud over the loyal Anti-Catholic inhabitants of Manchester and Sallbrd has, are happy to say, entirely failed. Nay, the scandalous ...
... establishment of your spirited and independent journal; which has long been wanted to counteract the arrogance of the Whig and Whig-Radical newspapers this town. The papers heretofore supposed to profess loyal and constitutional principles are, to use ...
... , because he was in his youth, guilty of sonic those irregularities, from the nutation which, few of his subjects (and bis Whig subjects least of all) are entirely exempt ? Probably it may at all events, there are many of the parliamentary advocates civil ...
... lustily for emancipation, will solve this practical difficulty. George the Thirh's Opinion of the Coronation Oath Whilst the Whigs and Papists are reviling the Duke of York for his late firm and manly declaration of his opinions, and, above all, for his ...
... and Morning Chronicle devote whole pages of their papers to the harangues of I'earon the Holborn-hill gin-seller, and the Whigs and Radicals of Westminster, yet they cannot spare line for the notice of a meeting at which such men the Lord Mr. Peel, the ...
... this great and good man, for their unshrinking support the constitution, in its hour of peril, has dismayed and enraged the Whig-Papist faction almost unparalleled extent. have already expressed our opinion of the mean anil malignant attacks which have ...
... station, and the signatures are for the most part equally plebeian and obscure; chequered only by the names of a few leading Whigs, Unitarians, and Papists. Those who know any thing of the tactics of this combined faction, will give it credit for more management ...
... , not to say bribes, which the Rent will enable the Papists to afford to their advocates, —the prostituted services of the Whig and Radical press,—and the system so harrasing to the public mind, and to parliament, of bringing the Catholic question on ...