... say this,—l have been some years in opposition, and in times of some violence; but never did I hear such a tone assumed by Whigs or Radicals as I have lately heard from those persons who once were universally known amono- friends and acquaintance as the ...

... QUEEN of WURTEMBERG ! ! !—Vast assemblage of woodenlegs, at Greenwich, on the occasion. The Ex-Chancellor disposed of—his Whigs—every hair of which was observed to stand on end— and each particular hair to be—as thick is a broomstick; said to be owing ...

... say this,—l ha, been some years in opposition, and in times of some violence; but never did I hear such a tone assumed by Whigs or Radicals as I have lately heard from those persons who once were universally known among friends and acquaintance as the ...

... say this,—l have been some years in opposition, and in times .of some violence; but never did I hear such a tone assumed by Whigs or Radicals as I have lately heard from those persons who once were universally known among friends and acquaintance as the ...

... them. This is the crime not to be forgiven. Amass who is indiscreet as not,to permit himself to be slandered by so eminent a whig as Mr. Abereromkie,,w,ith impunity, ought not to be made a judge. It is a crime, lw.se whiggitates, that should work corruption ...

... the Corn Laws; the Marquis of Londonderry has become an enquirer into extravagant expenditure ; and to crown all, the staunch Whig, and erewhile all but ultra-radical Grey, has actually become a Tory of the first water. After so many and so singular changes ...

... Question prevented him from leaving office with that high- minded and upright Minister. If he now find his connexion with the Whigs intolerable, let Mr. Fitzgerald act like a man of spirit aud of honour, and retire from the disgraceful associa- tion al tog ...

... we hear, for Cabinet eeinvey is not essential to a Cabinet dinner. The Duca of is about to sell his pictures at Cn 's ; the Whig papers say, in order to mike room for the works of British Artists—patriotic Johnny—as if everybody in England did not know ...

... Gentleman, from which we submit a few extracts, (not having room for it entire) as specimens of the delicacy and mildness of Whig satire—in contradistinction to Tory grossness, and of the high opinion entertained of, and the great respect evinced towards ...

... must say that whatever may have been its sins, if it had any, they were as nothing compared with the roman scurrilities of the Whig press. Was any thing ever published ill BULL comparable with the falsehoods, pimping, and villanics of the Twopenny Post Bag ...

... say this,—l have been some years in opposition, and in times of some violence; hut never did I hear such a tone assumed by Whigs or Radicals as I have lately heard from those persons who :Ince were uni'versally known among friends and acquaintance as the ...

... gentleman, from which we submit a few extracts (not having room for it entire,) as specimens of the delicacy and mildness of Whig sa- tire—in contradistinction to Tory grossness, and of the high opinion entertained of, and the great respect evinced towards ...