... assure its safety against all foes, foreign or domestic against enemies ahroad, and Whig-traitors home. It was well observed by Mr. Fhillips, that the liberty which the Whig claims for himself, he denies to every one else ; this is their construction of the ...

... that the electioneering annah> of this country can scarcely furnish parallel to so disingenuous a proceeding—Whig candidates and agents, Whig brethren and friends, all agreed to smother important inquiry, in the prosecution of which, themselves, honest ...

... session. Whigs out office, papists, radicals, will urge pledges will thrown their teeth the new system must be proceeded or retracted altogether. either case comes the necessity for decisive line action, and with it the fierce opposition of cither Whigs or ...

... and contemptuous ridicule upon the Whigs—is compelled to solicit them—the thrice cudgelled Whigs—to unite with him in patching up cabinet! Place and pension—office and sinecure—are running to encounter the Whigs, as the roast pigs in King I'apouffe's ...

... A pretty set of allies, truly, has the Whig party adopted— most efficacious and valued frieuds has England discovered in* the runaways, who are to naturalized and pensioned on the most approved principle of Whig profusion, and reckless extravagance ! ...

... HUSKISSON probably the man to sneered Mr. Feci. Of Sir John Graham we know nothing, except that lie started whole Whig for Carlisle, and half Whig for Cumberland ; and that the author of pamphlet on the currency (Cobbett, the way, dissected it without mercy ...

... hatred to every genuine Whig. In some Its comments on the underworkings of the Whigs at late contested election, that journal seems have nettled the faction in its most sensitive points, and to have given huge offence to certain the Whigs, 'or Whiglings, of ...

... militiaman of that name. Moses says it is little Jew, who deals in old clothes, &c. most Infamous libel running the circuit of the Whig papers, stating that the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Wellington are canvussing for the of Commander Chief. There not ...

... that, in introducing the subject, they have been influenced by motives savouring not a little of asperity and rancour. A TRUE WHIG. To Colonel Hughes, M.P. for Wallingford. Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, Thou shalt not escape calumny. Shakspkakb ...

... ho the Whig favourite, —to secure his return for Cambridge niversity. We rejoice, however, on the bent authority to state, that his cause is hopeless : Mr. Bankes will be the new member. Cambridge is at last about to wash out the stain of Whig fraternity ...

... not a fourth (Lord Bexley,) entertain the same feeling, lu this respect the patriotism of the Whigs far exceeds that their rivals for who ever heard of Whig who wished either to decline or retire from office, or who would not readily serve his country ...

... WHIGGERY! FOR THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. Three fourths of tre modern Whigs of England are, .. If Landlord*—Advocates for rack-rent, —and more—if they can get it. If Clergymen —they are fox-hunters, carS-players, tvthe-hunters, and Sociniant. • ...