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... to which we refer. With regard to Repeal, we have an unmixed pleaqure in dwelling upon the Whig defeat. We hold it utterly extravagant to imngine that any Whig I;overnment could he formed with which it would be creditable for Repealer, to ally them*eke ...
... annum. SW will Ira required to leach the children. le play the organ, and to Wm the ellarge of a 'mall l'aelr.—Aiiplieratiee (Whig Sip and amtnnonlalt)ena) hr nude the Irv. Id. SA% ye. Weer. ...
... grievance of starved millions is not near so great as that of having your Whigs out of office, yet when a sufficient number of you are known to be determined on rebellion, the Whigs will give you whatever you like. Their only reason for refusing Repeal or ...
... , and, in making it, Lonl t.rcy did honour to himself, add, to his country, inestimable service. A. MR. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIGS, IN REGARI► To FOREIGN PoLICY, AND THE INTERESTS of THE UNIVERSAL, OR CATHOLIC CHURCH. TV Till EDITOR Till TAIL/T. London. ...
... read that day six months. Mr. HUME iisc‘olded the motion Mt. BROTHERTON supported the bill because it was a Whig measure, and he had voted for Whig measures for fourteen years. Mr. COBDEN said this was the cause of so much bad legislation. Measures were ...
... reappears as soon as that feat is achieved. The Tories coaleticinm r with the Old Whigs, talk of putting forward Mr. Beckett Denison ; and the Young Whigs, or Whig-Radicals, are perplexed between Mr. Roebuck and Sir Cullinu. Eardley Smith ; that is ...
... Signior Whig, is to bribe her spiritual teachers. Buy them ; get them into your menagerie of beasts ; strip from them their black garments and clothe them in blue and yellow ; make broad their phylacteries and place upon their foreheads the ten Whig commandments ...
... that it will not die ; that all the Whig cajolery, aye, and all the Whig ameliorations. be they as great and as true as heart thbeir, will not MIL* to lay Repeal on the shelf. The English newspapers favourable to the Whigs are paying Mr. O'Connell all sorts ...
... interest—the al). stint and pernicious conduct of the Chartists—the Spanish Correspondence the Navigation Lawsthe Position of the Whi,g Cabinet—and some other Irish atiliirs, as the New League, and the te• rannical proceedings of the Ilenehers towards Dr. Gray ...
... Presidency are understood to be, on the Whig interest, Mr. Henry Clay, of Kentucky ; and on the side of the Democrats, Mr. John C. Calhoun and Mr. Martin Van Buren. The elections, so far, were in favour of the Whig party, but to so trilling an extent, that ...
... splendid HON NICT Ste tiNK GUINEA, staperior is. and quality, and Afty per cent. cheaper than any other In taw Wenend Ladles %Whig Sites and Rates will And Ails opportunity worth embracing.- -51, Wignioneetreet, rarendithsquare. ...
... .n to Ministers, we have here a lay• man of the Whig party, we have here the men who have been in personal and epistolary communication with the Government on this question, all declaring that the Whig% say that which is not true; make promises wlveh ...