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... vengeance !if we could not ; X-mas • well, we have had lots of solid gaiety amongst our British , s t steet, beneath all the fine Whig humbug of economy and retrench- Lots dplumpudding and roast-beef, an d po , n „„ s d e t erre ; soirees to S3'.4nent, the scheme ...
... FRUITS OF FREE TRADE.— Experientia docet, says the Schoolmaster; but neither experience nor. the Schoolmaster can teach the Whigs sound policy. Before the free-trade feelosofers carried their point, thus stood the returns of exports from the United Kingdom ...
... world! may true knowledge spread, and true religion abound—and may the world be kept from six great evils: the Plague, Me Whigs, the Cholera /forks, Revolutionary Principles, Propagandism, and the Canaille. When you shall have drank all these toasts in ...
... in the House of Lords, although it is not clear that the public interest would be served a sweeping deduction of the young Whig nobility from school of political exercise active that of the Commons House of Parliament. Cost what it will, however, Peers ...
... a corporation feast or a cover side.” In the same article is also startling assertion, viz. that 11 the forbearance of the Whigs alone kept the Tories in office!” We know not upon what authority the writer makes this broad declaration, but as it is likely ...
... mortifying to a high and noble spirit like his Excellency's, which before he deserted his party to enlist with Liberals and Whigs, was an elastic energetic sptrit, prompt in design, and resolute in action. Now that spirit, we hear, has degenerated into ...
... vengeance ! if we cou ld not; X-mas • well, we have had lots of solid gaiety amongst our British. - Setect, beneath all the fine Whig humbug of economy and retrench- Lots of plumpudding and roast-beef, and pomows d e t e r re ; so i rees to aent, the scheme ...
... But now a new year we have come to, Let's hope better things for the next. THE KING. Alit- Ar hydy no$. From Tory rage and Whig caressing, God save' the King! From brick-borne bruise and Bishop's blessing, God save the King I From hollow friends or open ...
... a-la-hood; XIII. Tithes vcrsus Rent; XIV. The Procrastinator; XV. The Old Year, by a tuneful Tory ; XVI. The New Year by a waggish Whig; XVIe Ugo Foscolo, and the Poets of Italy; XWVIII. The Cambridge Fres - man; XX. Notes of the Month. on Affairs in General ...
... are so obvious to us, in this most happy Republic. We see th at t h e people are longer deluded by the foolish nonsense of Whig and Tory, hut are inclined to manage their own affairs themselves ; that th e y ar e fast adopting your opinions, which we ...
... principle and practical tendency of the new bill is even snore dangerous than that front which we have just been delivered. The Whigs should have abandoned office, rather than have consented, for the purpose of gaining the radicals, to bring in so ruinous a ...
... e s sti i they cannot l t i which are so obvious to us, in this most 1 We see that the people are lon, foolish nonsense of Whig and Tory; hi manage their affairs themselves ; t g y e o n u e i r • T Opinions, hei w w e h i s c o w l l e hme a b d e o ...