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... slight survey of Ihe .rroumf, and learnt that the Whigshad sent forth Sir J. V.B.Johnstonk Karl., and that ihe Leeds Liberal- Whig- Radicals (we really know not what other name to give them) had sent for Mr Sykks, his heart quailed, and he did not address ...
... that he ever has been, and that those patriotic Gentlemen, ycleped Whigs, had not undergone any material change. What the Duke ever was, I have already told you : what the Whigs were in days of yore, I should wish to tell, and—and if I should not be ...
... latxotin Tti vse were the last words uttered by the immortal Pitt. and seeni to imply a fore. knowledge of Whig power. Whig liberafit.q. and Whig ineonsistency. It' this great. this devoted p oiitician were now living. what would be, what he Oh my country ...
... royal highness. His royal highness is said to be a Whig --what then ? Thanks to the apostates, who have removed the chief wall of separation from between us, between the professed principles of the Whig . party, and the real principles of the Protestant ...
... parliamentary election he was employed by the blue faction of ‘Vestmorland and the whigs of Carlisle to harangue the people. Though he disclaimed any connection with the whigs at present, he justified his former services on the ground that, as they were all ...
... YMlerdty bulletin of his yesterday May 87, 1839. bis Majesty fe«!» N TIERNEY.’’ of the throne excitement great parties i.” The Whig* it extinct —had uis of LANS* lished members ire resolutions imea of the ex- means. Prince e head of this tleniD condem- [ajeuty’s ...
... STEPHEN MAY, V. F. B. FIVLAY, ESQ. PROPRIETOR OF TIIE NORTHERN WHIG. Counsel for the prosecution moved for liberty to file a criminal information against the Proprietor oflhe Northern Whig news- paper. He applied on ihe affidavit of Sir Stephen May, who ...
... reservation, in this little if, consists the whole force of the present argument. Every one knows that Ihe Whigs (of course I mean the Low or Radical Whigs) are notoriously bad chara:lers — that they have long been celebrated for their igno- rance, their meanness ...
... friends—betrayed them artifice, falsehood, and surprise. Jt is strong against the Whigs, because it carried the question in obedience to tlic Whig demand of years: it carried it Whig majority, hy an abandonment of every principle of truth and consistency, S&1 ...
... the paradise of it party ; the Whig insists upon a multitude—hence the Tories go in a body and are strong, while the Whigs Z° separate and are weak. It is a maxim with Tories make the means subservient to the end—the Whig's. 1 , 6 their conscientious ...
... have seen Whigs and Tories (or such, at least, as consented to be so held), united in tine pursuit of common objects. Perhaps, the nest wet', after all, of descnbing the rival factions, is—that the Tories are the men in office, and the Whigs the men nit ...
... answering that, question in one word is, the want of the word. Our great leading parties 'have lost their - names: The Whigs have been un-whigged the Tories un-toned. In former times, 'the friends of these Parties were fond of designating the former as the asserters ...