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... PICTURE A WHIG. Conceived the Devil and born of prig. Half bilk and half bully, unmasked is Whig For ere Adam ratted and Eve bred strife, Tory was, ami she good wife. But the Devil soft sawdered and Eve sported big. Adam sneaked into no-do-weel Whig. And reform ...
... POETRY. ■ —«*f> A, WHIGS, Our thistles nourished fresh and fair, And bonny bloomed our roses, But Whigs came like frost in June, withered a' our posies. Whigs, awa, Awa, Whigs, awa, Ye're but a pack o' traitor loons, YeTl ne'er good a. Our sad decay in ...
... chief characters in this melancholy and degrading drama, (Hear, hear.) But, what will you say to the purity Whig morality, and the standard of Whig justice, when tell you that Sir John Hobhouse himself admitted to me, though blood almost froze as I heard ...
... temporary advantages the Whig-liadical Faction, that person cannot but regard with some alarm and with great indignation, the use —the insolent use—which these Whig. Radicals make her Majesty's name. Beaten the House of Commons, beaten in the House of Lords ...
... Reviewing the charges to which the tax-payers of Britain have been put by the various and jobbing' Whig Commissions, is it not strange that the antipathy of the Whigs to patronage, should have cost the country infinitely more in the last five years, than the ...
... UTTER ROUT OF THE WHIGS.—CORN LAW AGITATION. The poor Whigs their last extremity had the courage yesterday to get a piece of agitation this town, in favour the Ministers, under the artful pretext of petitioning parliament for the total and immediate ...
... WHIG PERSECUTION. The Whigs, as most persons are aware, are the habit of boasting at the hustings, and elsewhere, of their being the staunchest friends of purity of election, and the independent exercise of the political franechise. They have uniformly ...
... TITHE COMMUTATION—DEFEAT OF A WHIG JOR. We have just been favoured with sight of tho Report the Select Committee the House Commons appointed to consider the best mode of effecting the Surveys Parishes, for tbe purpose of carrying into effect the act for ...
... POETRY. WHIG LAW. The Whigs, in spite of rhyme or reason. Would hang man, un-tried, for Treason ! They vow John Bull has such a gullet; With ease he'd swallow, aye—a Bullet.' THE DART.-By Thos. Carew, 1635. Oft when look may descry A little Face peep ...
... WHIG TREATMENT OF MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. Mr. Feargus O'Connor basaddressed letter to The Times, detailing at length bis treatment in York Castle, and complaining in very bitter terms of the Government, by which he has been exposed to the most humiliating ...
... WHIG AND WHIGGISM. _ An excellent writer Blackwood's Magazine, in reviewing the fith volume of Alison's History of Europe during the wf- Cfi devolution, makes the following pithy remarks upon ar Whiggism. Whigs do not smart under such weil-tounded charges ...
... THE WHIGS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE PRESS. The Whigs (writes a correspondent ofthe Times) then, are last really gone. After stumbling through two or three years of bare and powerless existence, and two or three months of pitiable struggle to escape ejection ...