... him withhold it. At he must say, that looked with great surprise J®, pursued by some of the gentlemen belonging to »W the Whig party. They bad enteted into a co*l' uo Majesty's Ministers, and, as it appeared to him, the Roman Catholic question, as well ...

... compar'd my Lord to Betty; But indeed no haim meant. And I heartily repent. Priest. Son, &c. Premier. [strong, When I thought the Whigs were made sly communications; When I found they'd not last long, I broke off negotiations. That the thing no further went, ...

... 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 ...

... Majesty ; but I am reminded, my Lord, that this not the first coalition which has been prompted by Whig ambition, and nurtured by the abandonment of Whig principle. The unnatural and most disgraceful coalition between Mr. Fox and Lord North in the year ...

... the immortal Pitt as the Heaven-born Minister, have basely deserted their Tory principles to revel in the foul orgies of Whig Radicalism, —and when those now condescend to fall down and worship that stale turncoat, George Canning, who some few short ...

... The loss of Mr. Hume's bill, for preventing frivolous arrests, is another instance of the spirit of improvement which the Whigs have carried with them into the administration. This bill went to prevent arrests for debt on mesne process—a practice equally ...

... He's gone with all the Whigs join George Canning on the throne, And it's oh in heart, I wish had not gone. where and where is Lawyer Brougham I reply.— He too baa nobly joined the man who once gave him the lie, When he and twenty Whigs besides walked off ...

... standard against its encroachments. To such men Mr. Canning, who was this morning a W'Aijf, to-morrow a Tory, and the next day a Whig again, were English people called on to submit those rights that had been established by glorious priuciples of their ancestors ...

... has been hitherto a member of Whig club another county, has written home that he is thoroughly ashamed of the late conduct his par'y, that from this time he washes his hands entirely thein, and no longer considers himself Whig. We should have thought that ...

... of principle. POPERY.—That great man, Lord Nugent, who has recently been appointed auxiliary speech-monger to the Northern Whig Club, has published a foolish and illiterate pamphlet on what he calls the Political Claims of the Roman Catholics. He very ...

... rallied, and only See obatinate Joe, who for years not a few Has voted with us, who have left him thus lonely,— The last single Whig, independent and true. Farewell to leform great question which bound To those I consider'd the purest earth; Sir Francis decrees ...

... 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 ...