... convenient disposition of the Whigs, we may say as Johnson said of the French, n°/_ C . ?? ren,, a Whig place-hunter knows, Hut bid Inn, go to hell— to hell he goes. In conclusion, I would give a word of advice to the Whig.. It w iH be well for them if ...

... call the notice of your readers to this consideration, as the Whig-CANNING party are endeavouring to conceal the real extent of their defeat. I am, Sir, &c June 16, 1827. A CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG. ...

... from a Whig-Uateb, iv which, after going over the whole of the recent conduct of the Whigs in a most able manner, the wriler comes at length to the subject of the pro- posed Disfranchisement of East Retford : — The history of the ca«e (says the Whig -Hater) ...

... Captain ob- served, 1 never wish to see the county represented by two. Whigs. I had rather see it represented by a Whig and Tory They shall never, as long as I live, force two Whigs upon us. — I mean nothing personal to l_ord F. Osborne, for whom I have ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY. PITY THE SORROWS OFTHE POOR OLD WHIGS, A LAMENTATION, ?? ** THE ORIGINAL YORKSHIRE OF THE HEIR OF MULGRAVE, DONE INTO ENGLISH RHYME BY JULIUS. Pity tbe sorrows of the poor old Whigs, Wbose dire misfortnnes are a dismal score ; Give ...

... because no doubl this modern Whig wiU support the question of Popish slavery (called eman- cipation), on its coming forward in Parliament. Such are the modes of act ion and ?? modern yclept Whigs: Notso the ancient Whig, who was a protester against the ...

... she must now either lose 50.000 L a year, become a pensioner of the haughty Whigs, or retract her threat of dictation to her Sovereign and the Parliament. ■Certainly if Whigs have any feeling, this is a situation, indeed, toeicttetheir compassion for ...

... Liberals by a aboured encomium on their deceased friend ; and tickled the vanity of the Whigs, by declaring that my Lord Lansdowne was an honourable man, and that the Whigs were all— all honourable men : but for the Tories, he insinuated, that they had ...

... All the wise heads of the Norfolk Whigs intently t>usy for months in arranging the course o? proceed- ing for the important Meeting ! What negotiations about the Resolutions ! What solicitude to hit the exact line of Whig politics ! What anxiety to have ...

... nnl measure. He concluded bis speech with declaiming upon the well-known Whig topics of economy. Notional Debt, and the distresses of the couiiiry, stily insinuating that a Whig Administration, ns if by a magic vand, would instantly restore it to its ...

... the freedom of the press, than -n Whig living would ever even have attempted Tl*> triumph of Whig principles is thus found b ■ a series ol .legation., t «, „„ possession of subaltern p | w ' ?? *i) . by three or four Whig,, w £ ' *• \ ...

... the principles of modern Whi gg ism— has R iven to the Whigs the Cabinet. He has placed the country under the government ...