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... WHIG PROGRESS IN PARLIAMENT alas, ihe poor Whigs'. What a miserable hodge-podge have they made of it this Session! — In vain have peace and plenty spread themselves over the land, and furnished them with pathetic appeals in favor of agricultural distress ...
... TffE COJVDFCT OF THE WHIGS. [The following judicious observations. no the Con- duct of 'ihe Whirs «re ralractcd fro P* th_« highly popular Miscellany. -the Jfew Momtolt- Maga- Xtvc, which, from thr moral, loyal and coqstitu- •ional principles it inculrates ...
... REMINISCENCES; oa WHIG OPERATIONS A FremJMe Easter Holidays to the Prorogation \ of Parliament. . 3Toiie— «'Bow,wow,wow. , v (Continued from our Paper of April 20.,) Whan last we left the Mountain Pack enjoying East* r's jolly days, [lheir holidays ; ...
... VACATION REMINISCENCES; Or, WHIG OPERATIONS UP TO EASTEH. Tune. — Bow, teotc, tcotr.** A Pack Of Hounds of W biggish breed, wbo sought to get their name up, And al) throw off in gallant styie whene'er they put the game np. At Brookea's met to form their ...
... it is “ im-“peraliveiy of all those the stability of the Throne tranquil-“ lily Country” to take further “measures” shall Whigs into power that such event a a Reform in Parliament for our are security kind we that would probably be the result : secondly ...
... Incon- sistent *y, naturally growing out of the strange coalition of Whig and Tory, became the order of the day. But its reign has passed away — the experiment of making a Cabinet half Whigs and half Tories, has been tried, and failed. If tbey begin by mutual ...
... THE BEGGARS.— a new song. [From John Bull.] tT The Heroes of the Whig and Whig-Radi- cal Tribe, who hare bred so much confusion in the land, are so neatly hit off in the fol- lowing m orceau, that we are tempted to copy it for the amusement of our readers ...
... mirable Letters on Whigs and Whiggeries by Pal Potter, the able and eloquent Defender ofthe Established Church.] In our last number, we left the Whigs-Radi- cal impounded for tbeir particular trespasses upon the Established .Church, and for the gross violation ...
... propriety of listening to their insolent j demands, amd still more impudent menaces, cao ! now no longer renmin a secret. The Whig* [.We never scrupled to make ommon cause with any party, either religious or political, whose object has been hostility to ...
... by Sir Francis Burdett and the whole body of Whigs in the kingdom, any change can be effected in the loyal sentiments and good con- duct of the respectable inhabitants of Cornwall. If our Brother, as the Whig Herald of Truro, had the marshalling of the ...
... great part of the most respectable gentlemen in the county. — Wooler, the Black Dwarf, who came down avowedly to oppose the Whigs, was conci- liated at a dinner given previously to the meeting, and then contradicted his former boasts. The actual price at ...
... in the House of Commons Mondayniglrt the Marquis of Tavistock declared that only he wished to the Whigs come into Mr Batikes stated his chief to the Whigs he their having pledged themselves to support House Commons the Gigging Bills 1819 The Opposition ...