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... THE WHIGS. i* in no spirit exultation the fulfilment of our own misgivings, but wholly with feelings of sorrow and of shame, ihat we call the attention the public the apostacy of public men. know of nothing more valuable than principle ; nothing more ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM WHIGS To the Editor of the BiRMING HAM JOURNAL. S1R,—In several of the fate numbers of your excellent publication, been ascribed to Whigs, in which I have read speeches which have Union, because it bas they have decried the Birmingham P ...
... practicability of an entirely Whig Administration. Whig Administration! Does the pamphleteer remember (although doubt rather his c-tndour than his memory ) that there has not been for nearly century, that is, since the Whigs assumed their present character ...
... present moment, and expressed fervent hope that oue in loom, for Ihe sake personal ambition, would hazard that aid which whig King aud a whig administration ought expect from the Freeholders Yorkshire. J. C. it Esq. seconded the proposition. it know so:r.e ...
... defended both as individuals and servants the crown—in order to select entire the following just appreciation the Whigs party : •' Whig Administration! Does the pamphleteer remember, fatthongh doubt rather his caveator than his memory.) that tin re haa ...
... ??? OF THE PRESS V. THE WHIG ATTORNEY GENERAL. L UHo P .R EA,ED ' Sir JAS. r h A the k S rt . dme e has been ritJl'ty principles of j '.jAil 'Otr- A, h,. ? out of that school, V&£*' the same. By the A Q hl thju d° ar| ianient, after ei »act e *^?S ,n ...
... THE WHIGS. Morning Her ttp.—Thereis something both melancholy and amusing in the manner in which the Whigpatriols treat the subject of national distress. They whine the complaints which they cannot aliogether suppress, in language at the same time meek ...
... THE WHIGS. The following list originated with the London Morning Pott of Friday, and wa-* uthenlicated an article in the last number of the John D ill. Perhaps the object of the Noble Premier, raising hi« family office, w.io retrenchment. It is nut unlikely ...
... THE WHIGS. A pamphlet li»t been published called The Gbremme'nl Kithmt Whigi , being answer to The Coun/ry without Goelnrwnt. We present one passage on the subject, which may taken fair specimen of the and style of the pamphlet The Whigs are, reality ...
... THE WHIG HUMBUGGERS. On the face of this habitable globe there does not exist more grave, adroit, or mystifying gang of humbuggers than our right trusty and well beloved cousins and councillors,” the Whigs of England. Earl Grosvesor, on the 13th instant ...
... the Times of April 30.) It was, therefore, for Mr. Canning an honourable alliance with the Whigs, or an ignomioious surrender to his enemies and theirs—the Whigs, with whom he agreed on every great principle of state policy at home and abroad—the Tories ...
... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. (From the Times of Wednesday, April 28, 1827.) With respect to filling up the offices now vacant in the administration, we should imagine that antecedent events point out a course. The Whigs have already, when out of the ministry ...