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... nut regain power without the peoplechoowZTTl the people will nut chootr. The Whigs in the time sadly want stimulating; they have acid «,*** unwisely about the Ballot. Almost every clectiT' now become mere contest of heavy mi principles are wholly lost ...
... - To the Editor of the Wiltshire Independent. Snt, —Every respectable man here, whether Whig or Tory, expresses his disgust of the conduct of Mr. Heneage's party at your late election, and many have been the inquiries who hired the spitters ? Mr. Heneage's ...
... THE WHIG. Stat nominis umbra. When you meet with person of polish d address, Hut with souiethiug too much of haughtiness, Courteous ever, but seldom|rr e . Of a second hand sort uobility ; With sharp-featured, sour, opposition-like race, Jealous of houour ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE ? [FROM CORRESPONDENT.] I.—Reform Bill—carricd. ll.—Slavery abolished. Ill—China Trade—thrown open to British industry. IV.—Poor Laws—amended ; the abuses in their administration removed ; but the right the starving pauper recognized ...
... A NEW SONG FOR THE SEASON. Dropt 'If cre ...
... counterbalance the mischiefs that impend over us from the ruinous condition of the English navy But Whig journalists are found to allege, that the whig government is not more blameworthy this matter than conseivative governments which pteceded the advent ...
... public to Whig policy, is equivalent public condemnation of it; and, vice versa, the absence of national hostility to Sir R. Peel's system of government, is in all respects tantamount to tacit approbation of its principles. To say the truth, the Whigs are despised ...
... the Whigs. Your readers must determine for themselves, whether the Whigs of the nineteenth century are the true descendants of those here represented. AN OLD SUBSCRIBES. The Whigs 1711—I do not take the heads, advocates, and followers of the Whigs to ...
... hed Whigs, Sir James Gibson Craig, Mr Murray llenderland, Sir John Oalrymple, ci-devant Member for the county, and Mr. Forrest, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, executed 160 conveyances of liferents on their respective estates to ceitain lackland Whigs, for ...
... This gentleman now Wazaa in the van whig radicalism, although be contrived, for years after the acceesiou of the whigs to power, to subdue his patriotism whig proper concert pitch. Mr. Harvey was one of the majority which, in 1834, refused fair trial ...
... defence : Whig has the luck to secure Some twenty thousand pounds, It is all arranged, be sure, On constitutional grounds. If a Tory dares distrust The faith of our fiercest foe, Suspicion is quite unjust, And jealousy vastly low : If a Whig with a bold ...
... this rule like the rest only holds on ouo side, Inflexible maxiuis suit none but a prig; _ Wlmt was wrong in Tory was right Whig. 4. our for change, if our foes should enlarge, repel with contempt the ridiculous charge ; Leave plunder and patrouagc fairly ...