... TIIE DEGE&RRATR WHIGS. Will the modern Whigs be instructed by the re- buff* which they have justreceived from the radical Reformers ? No. Mrifr^koly as the truth is, it >s clear that they wHI ««£ Thos* t» ho could find no warning in the ...

... WHIG A$D P.ADJCAL. Mn. Editor — l have the pleasure of sending you some furlher extracts from our Catalogue. I am happy to say, every thing looks well for the auction, as none of our expected bidders have throvm away any of Iheir money upon pretended ...

... n and exculpation r— The Whigs, Who opposed the Property Tat ont of place, and increased it from Five to Ten per Cent, when in place?— The Whigs. Who failed in every Naval and Military Expedition they un- dertook ?— The Whigs. Whq instituted an uncon ...

... retire to the Cou- tineut, and pass the lemnant of my days an exile from my native land. Tiie son of \ Whig, I wag lill the Queen's trial myself a Whig, llencefoith I renounce ushiggery for ever. i am, Sir, your humble servant, C. D. ...

... written, be politic or just, it may suit the machiavelian policy of a modern Whig, but an honest and independent man, such as a true Whig should be, would despise it. The Whigs of , the present day hare become so desperate _it«l debased, that no inconsistency ...

... in his be- half. No,. Jlie Reformers rejoice in the degrada- tion of the Whigs, wiiich they view with compla- cency, so well effected in the person of the fallen Earl— and the Whigs, (the greatest enemies to Re- form in the country,) see with much satisfaction ...

... Of two evils choose the least. Instead of Johm Can, Remember Gv.ymar. Lamb, For he is the best of the twain - Far better a Whig, Than a Radical Prig, Who'd hest sit in Newgate again. ...

... and abhorred, but the influence of the place-hunting Whigs is obviously in a state of most rapid decline. The People, now fast returning to their senses, plainly perceive that though Iho factious Whigs are not Radicals or Revolution, ists themselves, thpy ...

... of Bickley House, 'in Kent, has declared himself a Candidate for Maidstone. Mr. Bright has been put in nomination, on the Whig inte- rest, for Bristol. On Monday Lord Binning commenced his canvass for ihe city of Rochester, and in consequence of Jambs ...

... this elaborate tis«ue of Whig gism, at the very mo- ment that their daggers were beginning to bristle through km apertures, apd were juit about to be buried in the heart of the commonwealth. Next to ihe manner in which the Whigs treat their country in ...

... Toll, he may upply lo Sir f ra*ci« Burqett, the late iin, successful Candidate for the same Cownty. If the Candidate is of the Whig or Ra .icni Interest, the latter will be preferred; and if he is well bred, with a due mixture uf Aristocratic blood, so much ...

... miseries that surround them. We peremptorily deny having thus collectively or individually portrayed the Whig party, or any par- ticular Whigs. On the contrary, scarcely a day has elapsed in which we have not with praise and pleasure recorded the charitable ...