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... 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 ...
... TIIK WHIGS. We the Oloiio last night, which in a most lachrymose article implores the Whig*, fur the sake of their honourable principles,” (dear creatures!) to stick to the cuke, that break up it near. If he depend upon the honourable principles of ...
... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. (From the Times of Wednesday, April 2«, 1K27.) With respect lilliiig up the offices now vacant in the administration, we should imagine that antecedent events point out course. The Whigs have already, when out of the ministry ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES, The Standard, one day last week, had an extract from letter, which, in allusion to the state of parties in the house, said, that it was lie feared the Duke would have every thing his own way; that the were ninn and the ultra Tories too ...
... prosecutions for libel. See him. an early Pittite, converted into a Whig • then into s omething like a Eurdettite ; then into a Whig again; and ;hen into a sort of mongrel, something between a Whig and a Tory.: see .him taking' the whole range of the political ...
... thev oppospfl the Duke? On afloftbe Cailkolics? They ha e him for that, to be sure; lbat they -hate the Whigs more than they bate him. S0 that the Whigs )hWvo noe hlia'ace ctl' all io dz-r6oYe: the Duke, who need ,uot .are a straw for their debating. lhere ...
... WHIG CONS IST EM Y. To the EDITOR of the MORNING POST Sir— l beg to call your attention lo the following j exquisitely liberal paragraph in a Morning Paper lof Wednesday last — a Paper which has just now most conveniently discovered that the Duke of ...
... MR. OIVES, JO THE WHIGS, TORIES, AND RADICALS, '■I Friends, asd Countrymen — You have been long- engaged in promoting- the views of your res|>ective partie-. You have I all desired to improve y our own condition, and the condition of yonr country, and ...
... toorse parts than a Whig patlp; for the Whigs, speaking the month of their leader, Earl Grey, in 1827, pledged themselves never to attempt settling that question by a conspiracy. Besides, if there was no difference in the manner of the Whigs’ attack and the ...
... Trtised to to We acid I r this roof , the faculty. Whig he eireot - ' was I he e root why to to epeate acid t° Ki ng , veil ) I ever WOll% , pril sb.c . ' your boul` I will tint Monsioit uke prtissiClis rig. I'l 1 take prevaile4l, then gentlereetio ...
... No. 11,897. This day wits publiihed, Bvo. 2s. sewed, G ERNIVLENT WITHOUT WHIGS, being an Answer to The Country without a Government, and The Edinburgh Reviewer. Printed for J. llatahard and Son, 187, Piccadilly. ...