... in the spirit of opposition, the Whigs of the lower rank patronized beer (distinguished, according Dr. Johnson, from ale by being older or smaller)! and mug. houses were established, held by landlords of orthodox Whig principles, where thisproiestant ...

... they approve, or aiding in encioachments on the liberty of the press. The dilemma will be unpleasant, but the duty wiW be All Whigs, all Liberals, if they rig ird their own consistency, or the freedom of discussion, will join in crushing these pernicious ...

... thousand francs was all be could ever recover. AU the lawyers arrayed against the Press upon the late occasions were orlorlaally Whigs, except Learned Gentleman, who is said to have use his profession.: in the sedition line. _ _ _ .. . A farmer in Hampshire ...

... grand measure of Catholic Emancipation has failed to produce its promised fruits, Such are the results of liberal legislation, Whig principles, and political economy ! The distress the agricultural interest cannot be better described than in the language ...

... that there never was a time whoji fiercer and more malignant party libels werci published than that glorious era which the Whig Attorney-General unliappilj—we will not say ig- j noranth—alluded. When Sir James Scarlett was so! and so unsparing in criticising ...

... a public Wuiggery It been demonstrated moral certainty daring 100 years there was not a single ex-officio infnnua-filed by Whig Sir Sir James Scarlett Monday night or early Tuesday morning belonging Mr of the Union Tavern Vernon was out of ibe stye in ...

... of the press will we should imagine render one service people It will exhibit tbe iuiatuation of years in its proper light whigs the Broughams and Scarletts were until recently the very bullies of liberty and even yet in despite of ruined farmer manufacturer ...

... likely to ensue. Thejauthority we quote, states that-there will not be any change; in the Cabinet, and it is understood the Whigs will support the Duke, aided by Huskisson, whether in or out of office; and that such Tories as remained firm to the Constitution ...

... patronage. I'm tired, Sir, said he, of staying among them fellows, and, you are going to get into place, I'll cut the Whigs with you—there's an office will fall vacant soon, for I'm told George Dawson is going to be turned and his plaee in the Treasury ...

... talents from either parent, and that it is a remarkable circumstance, that such inheritance is from [the maternal side.—Northern Whig. ...

... assuredly thon , take thy pigs S m , a_ket ? Most and thou th unite unto thyself two ory papers, detection *' by calling thyself Whig, to escape footing *' ' put tbe mat ter upon a very plain thvself' » Vt° U Wertan avowed Radical; thou now sty lest thou sum ...

... prosecutions for libel. See him early Pittite, converted into a Whig; then into something like Burdettite; then into Whig again; and then into a sort of mongrel, something between a Whig and Tory ; see him taking the whole range the political compass ...