... WHIG RAPACITY AND WHIG ECONOMY. It was well said by a morning contemporary the other that Whigs had no Irish patronage, meaning thereby that for the sake of enjoying the sweets of office and the pleasure of ruling England, they had una voce agreed to ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY AND WHIG CONSISTENCY (From the Boulogne Gazette of Sept. (i.) Our readers have unceasingly demanded whether our Gazette had ibe same privilege wliich tlie Whig govern- ment had extended to Oalignani's Messenger, viz. of passing through ...

... GREAT WHIG MASS CONVENTION, AT NEW YORK. Our third illustration of the state of American political feeling is sic etched from the general mass assemblage of the Young Whigs,” from New York, and the surrounding States, which took place on Oct. 24, in the ...

... subserviency of the foe. The Tories show this spirit in their progressive triumphs over the Whigs, and in the party warfare the people are the sacrifice. The Whigs cannot continue in office on their present terms; for, in fact, they are not a Government ...

... THE WHIGS. He was so little hostile to A well.intentioned, but the Whigs, that he only a weak and vacillatina ad. wished them to pre;ent ministration. Address, seine claim to public confi- April, 1837. He was dence ;he was only anxious sorry to ...

... WHIGS. White, Lient-Col B—Leitrim Co White, L—Lengford Co White, Col H—Longford Co Wigney, J N—Brighton Wilde, Sir T—Worcester Williams, W—Coventry J—Clitheroe Wilshere, W—Yarmonth Winnington, Sir T—Beadiev Wood, 13—Southwark Wood, C—Halifax Wood, a W—Nendal ...

... THE WHIGS The hlessing of Whig imbecility and misgoverument are accumulating upon us hoth at home and abroad in pretty con- siderable prolusion. And so it will be; the longer we go nn. tor many a year to come, the more numerous and gross will be the products ...

... THE WHIGS! On Saturday, two poraooa wore committed from Bow Street Oflfce, for aelhog the Guardian, to Cold Bath Fields Bastile for one month. Oar friends in the Country will, we are sure, bear these things in mind, and recollect, that money is the sinew ...

... he fairly seen : — the Whigs in 1830 abused the Tories because they had not saved more than 213,000/. in the Army Estimates; — in 1831 th«we same Whigs propose an increase of 258,737/. ! lt were well if the Whigs had stopped here; but this is unfor- tunately ...

... natural to this great statesman, this dispassionate Whig, this careful scrutinizer, to avoid the thing that is not. It is hence that it has been so often and so unanswerably asked, where do the Whigs end, and the Radicals begin? It must, however, be owned ...

... name; and the act:llion-of the worst part of the Whigs, will only add strange discolourations which mark the motley te rials. his with less concern than regret that t: Marked the feebleness with which the Whig tit t ces-hav e mustered in the different counties ...

... Spirited Opposition to the Whig 'Ustile-law. —41.-- On Monday, a public meeting was held in the large room at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, to petition (in the language of the advertisement) for the repeal of this inhuman law. Soon after twelve ...