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... &ketches of Pugilism. By oat the Fancy, No. V.--6. Cotton's Voyage to Ireland. -9- Remarks on some our late Numbers. BY i liberal Whig.— 10. 0.. (h.: Militarg,Errors of the Duke of Wellington. By tkloherty.--)1. On the Discovery of the Remain, Robert Brucr.-12 ...
... less than _treason . He had _congraluluted the _House , that at length it _pleased _God to put an end _to ttw _power of the _Whigs ! . Who had put an end to their _power , he should not _say ; but _certain it wasthat aa soon _as _tbe Tlirone _ceased to be ...
... supplanted the third party which first raised itself upon the ruins of the popularity formerly enjoyed 7 the Tories and the Whigs alternately, or in partition; and while the great body of persons above '■he lowest class hare been weaned from such attach-A ...
... Vol. 2, p. 113. 57. Old Whig dctcribcd. —Do you know what an Old Whig is, reader? It is a very ill-looking, nasty, despised and neglected thing, fit for nothing, but to be trodden under foot, or thrown to the dunghill. Whigs, when new, are passable; ...
... Grattaa. Alluding the Aim* at prt-j*cut nient, that Tiipei «*)s, u that Mr. Grat’an, oi.c die and mo*t ccLcbmtcd the Iriidi Whig*, ms* fatl*er, tii© fouudur, the advocate ami orator taeaure. almost every charge* are ; Mr. C»r.a*tan j not the father, lie ...
... Pugilism. , One of the Fancy, No. V.-8. Cotton's 'Voyage to 'Ireland.- -9. Remarfks on 9tihte of our late Ntimbers. Bia Liberal Whig.-lo. Ofth4' MilltaryErer~s of thete of Wellfitfoe By Odoherty.-l i., On 'the ilscovery of i jln q~ 'bert Bruce,.-12. Letter ...
... Editor. Governor Sancho and his paraphernalia of office will irresistibly call to mind 'Squire Lambton's prospective Utopia of a Whig Dynasty iv all its glory. To bring a charge of short commoning against this caterer to Radical voracity, I would ask, why ...
... defence, it also asserted the right of the legislature to interfere when they were intended for other purposes.' ild was no Whig, in the meaning of some Noble Lords, but he hoped he would still continue, as he bad always done, to act upon the sentiments ...
... DOW lOU. ismer. k wi n parochial Mid i Prow. • hits to freest his assistance as Honorary Secretary to Committee. INDEPENDENT WHIG, SUNDAY NEWS- side in the House 7. That, to the following Deademeo , have vents- I PAPER.—This Jonreal of To-morrow. Jae. ...
... red-cross banner the wi of France. When the intruder an! his per'ured crew Tried their last stake, and (bfl Waterloo felt, true Whigs felt old, when they Rejoic'd f 'i- BltMlMlSj KM Maloluqnet ; We joined the hii'/i, When And Strong aW flowed In torrents the ...
... possibly doubt it; and be asked, under these circumstances, if it were not better to put a stop to them at ,nce ? Although no whig, he was governed by the priqciples that guided those men who effected the revolution, no;. would he go one ?? inch beyond them ...
... WHIG RADICALS. following Resolutions are said to have been passed a Meeting of tlie York Whig Ciub.— Copies have been forwarded the Radical Leaders : Resolved, I. That the representation of the People in Parliament, the established Constitution of the ...