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... bis seat for Great Marlow. That gentleman, we hare pleasure in stating, is one of the most respectable and independent of the Whig representation. The streets of Southampton are crowded with French people, either traders for grain, or fishermen from Barfleur ...
... grant your Majesty the longest continuauca of every blessing which the condition of our nature may permit you to enjoy.', TORV-WHIG-RADICALS.—We copy the following rery flattering estimate of the Ministry and some of its friends, from the Dublin Warder. Although ...
... forgotten. lam not one of those who can be a Whig with Whigs, and a Tory with Tories. One would almost think that a new Golden Age had arisen, when we see the lion laying down with the lamb, Tory with a Whig; for we must make the lion of the Tory, and ...
... once more bear fruit Europe. Administration worked marvellous triump try—at the Dardanelles, and other jfl & we shall see what Whig-Radical ' IDI , notkW 1 ui 1826 !—' Blessed are they that they shall not be disappointed.' ...
... engaged for bringing home the expedition from Portugal. THE MINISTRY.—Nothing is definitively arranged to the Premiership. The Whigs stand gaping with outstretched hands for place, but, thank Heaven and the King, they are not yet in power. An attempt to explain ...
... boast.'—Vox et pretterea nihil. UNPOPULARITY OP A WHIG ADMINISTRATION. la useless for the Ministerial writers the whole country Is with the present Government. The thing •Ible., -utterly Impossible. A Whig Adm Initiation never will the tatte tbe English ...
... shameless attempts to hoax nubile credulity ever yet attempted, even by a Whig JVjmUtry—lt is beginning at the wr6ng end first—it a mere tub thrown out to the whale !—lf uur Whig rulers bad began the .career of retrenchment reducing their salaries vne-hnff ...
... ves in Parliament; —they expressed their surprise and indignation at the rumour of a subscription by the members of London Whig Club, for the purpose thereby involving Mrr Spence in the heavy costs of protracted and expensive contest, and perpetually ...
... themselves most lamentably if they supposed that such advice could be listened to. They owed Lord Lansdowne—they owed to the Whigs—they owed it the liberal Tories in the cabinet to tell them, that persevere the Catholics would, under any possible combination ...
... It breathes despair to Paasiou's CANNING'S ADDKESS TO HIS PARTY. Scots wha hae wi* Wallace bled. Buivi. Whigs who huve with Holland fed, Whigs ' whom Grey has often led, Ye false of heart, and thick of head- Deep in knavery— the time, and now's the ...
... classes of Whigs and Tories are almost extinct.—What are now called Tories profess principles very nearly the same as the Whigs of some forty or fifty years passed did, with the difference that they act on them more uniformly. Of the Whigs, properly so ...
... the whole business was nearly upset, two of Cobbett's disciples, who moved an unmeaning amendment, to the annoyance of the Whigs and all sides men who were present. We were surprised to notice amongst tlie eulogists of the late iickle Premier, Mr. Edward ...