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... regard to Ireland 3itst before the downfall their Administration. It was then justly reprobwd b y the Whigs; and it is now not avoided, but under a Whig Administration. We allud e to the issued under the Lord Lieutenancy of the Duke of Northumberland, and ...
... party discussed the advantages and disadvantages of a repeal of the Union; another entered into the merits and demerits of a Whig Ministry. 'The Marquis of Anglesey's character was freely canvassed by a third; and a fourth entered largely into the political ...
... to act, and the theatre in the Haymarket was erected, and christened, in compliment to a fair lady of the day, The little Whig. On a complaint being made of this interference in behalf of Betterton, the Law Officer of the Crown decided that King William ...
... power, and which, when called into operation by the late Government, justly called forth in Parliament the reprobation of the Whigs, have shown no Wisdom—no conduct—no consistency. Nature or education never qualified the Marquis of Anglesey for statesman—and ...
... Nine. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. The bloodless triumph of justice, of which France has given a great example, our rulers—even our Whig rulers—have not thought it expedient to imitate. Our Statesmen and our Legislators applauded the clemency abroad which they ...
... h. It B u t he was not prep ared to go the length that some were in confiding in Ministe rs. He knew that those w h o were Whigs out, were pointed out, out, perhaPs si often very like 'ro'les when in—(applause and laughter). He censured the Administration ...
... Ashtown (a high Tory), for his vote and interest, sent the following reply :—” My Lord, I was born a Whig and bred a Whig—l wear a wig, and shall die a Whig; and, therefore, cannot vote for you. Within the last few days some men from Yarmouth have commenced ...
... been bottled up during the early part of the meeting exploded towards the close of it in most admired disorder.' The moderate Whigs, avowed advocates tor reform to a certain extent, were, as the result proved, decidedly in the minority. The Radicals, including ...
... interest to Ireland—(hear, hear). To be sure, we are to recollect, when proposing the continuance of this society, that the Whigs are in office—a class of men notorious for the violation of the promises that they made when out of office, and remarkable ...
... India House, where it was great, against him. H e cou ld not account for i t, except that in Parliament, not being either a Whig, a Tory, or a radical, he had not joined Mr. Hume's or any other party, but had differed with him there on many points and ...
... resolution for the abolition of sinecure places, never entertained such strong hopes of any Ministry as of the preSent. When the Whigs were in before, - Lord Grenville, who was First Lord of the Treasury, held also the office of Teller of the Exchewier, and ...
... In, øf classes upon which the Evening Post impression,we return to the columns of our sistent radical friend, the Northern Whig. RUN UPON THE BANKS—EXCLUSICONSUMPTION OF EXCISEABLE COMMODITIr,'O'4IIi formidable weapons of assault by which_,lVlc're ...