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... very pretty specimen of Whig intrigue was attempted to plnyed off here, in Philippi, Tuesday last. The Grand Inquest it will seen by reference the list in a preceding column, was composed of gentlemen of mixed politics, but the great majority of whom ...
... THK WHIG BOX. When Canning. Fortune'* dearest But time was running on apace : pet( B warch'd hi* workshop round, Received his King's command And in a dusty, dirty place form bran-new Cabinet An old Whig bo* he found- To serve this huppy land; how easy ...
... of men all their /ires to Whigs, where none but Whig faces were seen, Whig toasts drank, and declaration* corresponding with those the men who accomplished the Revolution of 1688, were uttered. What specimen of glorious Whig lying have we here ! Earl ...
... disgrace the once respectable name of Whig, by assuming its designationmen who are no ire like those of our fathers' days, than St. Paul s Church is to a cheese-maggnt, or George Tierney to a Patriot.—The moilrm Whigs have done the country infinity of harm— ...
... never be forgot! GOOD NIGHT TO THE WHIGS Good night to the Whigs their His projects have ended in froth, higgling And he, wretched soul, broken heart- For places, and pensions, and pay: ed, Old and young—both the Whig and Is biding his nose in the north ...
... subject of genera! execration. It will not be forgotten next Westminster Election. The Gre»t Northern Whig Club, facetiously calling itself the Whig Club of Cheshire, eat a capital dinner yesterdav, Earl Grosvenor's Royal Hotel, in that city: president ...
... perulcloaum, MerblaahßOm •« Cheater Festival wm lost what It professed be—a meeting of men ALL THEIR BK WHIGS, where none M Whir farei were seen, Whig drank, and declarations corresponding with those of the men who accomplished the Heoolution ot 166 H. ...
... SELECTIONS. CIIKSIIIRK WHIG CLUB. The following communication the subject of the Cheshire Whig dinner, has reached from correspondent: Chester, 'Ihursday night. The Whigs had their annual dinner here this evening. hey did not muster strong. The number ...
... the Throne —the Whigs are its bitterest enemies. The Tories are the defenders of the British Constitution, it is—the Whirs are seeking remove its strongest supports. The Tories desire the ascendency of the Protestant Church :—the Whigs are endeavouring ...
... that the eulogy the on the new fustian Whig Haronet, Sir George Phililpa, of Mancheater, waa written by that celebrated Whig Orator and Lawyer, little John Willlama, Esq. alao M.C.C. i. e. Member the Chester Whig Club. Every one knowa that our politic* ...
... tbinr*. Mr muat a Tory—for he waa tbe boaom friend rfyT'Sjl who waa an undvubud Tory. Lord Dudley ,C a Whig admit, and then a Tory, and then hefc whigged waa re-warded. ao that ia decided!^* ___ ...