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... WHIGGERY UN-WHIGGED. Written by John Cam llobiiouse, Esq. M P. Tlicrc cannot the least doubt but what this country is under lasting obligations to the Whigs—those who know anything the history of England, esjiecially for the last twenty years, need not ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... offences committed a pirt onlv of their Constituents, whilst Wallingford, that notorious scat of Whig corruption, and some 4ialt-dozen other hole* for Whig members, although they are not untainted, still they remain untouched.—ln the economy of taxation ...
... 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 ...
... 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.' ...
... we'have heard tfnd rich's attachment to the Established Church. in well-grounded hope, that no —no Ministerial combination of Whig influence, —will permitted by hiu» to deed, have high authority for stating, which existed in, and characterised all e . plll ...
... evinced, the laboloabt; r inserted in the latter Journal, j„oa dos« unoontr adicted charge of their being n reply jf f the Whig Administration. There i* lBlo name tinge—a tone—of gentlemanly de(ii re respectable Courier ; but the Xeir fe* liuur in . Lat ...
... Some Account tha dreaming* Ideot called Sir on, the Prophet,—about whom certain absurdities have lately appeared In the Tory-Whig-Radical London paper*,—next week. The letter on the Political- Economy article In the Old Timet Monday last, doted Swan Tavern ...
... [7JV «ut the thin I#j >eel w admitted the Dulf# of Welling. her „ • we * o, pect. The Duke would not object Mr. arn under a Whig Adminlatration, *•• »oothed, ma obata, an otkerwi*e unaprJ*Wtit 18 obvious : its main at'empt to nC 'r un,,re( l times before—to ...
... variet appear, written, no doubt, by his Lordship, a comment on Hunt familiarity. The picture of Queen Caroline, whom the Whigs seven years ago courted politically, and Radicals worshipped, and which the latter hung up Guildhall, London, to keep •'unsunned ...
... sense essential to the due working of the British Constitution ; and the whole world were agreed that the degradation of the Whig Opposition was so complete to constitute a stain and an opprobrium upon the national character. From this stain and opprobrium ...