... Anglesey, and that maniac, Stanley, have pieced ther paradexical,therefote,that a station that enjoys the high- Ireland. Ate the Whigs so very stupid as not to able to cat degree of rational liberty should permit this feeling to read the signs of the times in ...

... , during the elections, called upon her baker (whose principal customer she was and thus accosted him :— Mr.--, are you a Whig ? I believe, ma'am, I am, replied he, smiling. Well, then, said tbe Conservative, I would advise you not to vote for ...

... strengthen my argurntnt. It is enough to say that these were Tory _pensions granted by Tory Administrations, which we, as Whigs, had no possible interest in proteciing. By striking them off we purchased popularity at a cheap rate, for we purchased It ...

... could be withstood, would not there be still more difficult trials to be undergone? Imagine a good Whig voter returning from the hustings to a good Whig wife. How comes it, my dear, the matron would ask, that you marched up to Parker's-piece with the ...

... in Ireland, which will teach the eight of us that the whole game is not in their hands yet. But, wo to Ireland; wo to the Whigs: perhaps I might add, wo to England, if an attempt be made to put down the turbulent spirit that is abroad by coercion merely ...

... receive, the support of Town, as of the country. The political tone or The Totrn Newspaper will therefore be that of the Whig Conservative.—' The Town ' (price 7d) is published Saturday Evenings and Sunday Mornings, at the Office, Burleigh-street (corner ...

... who appear to be rather Obnoxious to the satirical remark of a poet of the last century, who characterised one of the then Whig party as a person Wbose attention, 'tis said, has so long been directed To the National Debt, that his own are neglected ...

... Edwards, the James', the Charles', the Annes, and Georges; all of which were satisfactorily brought home to William IV. and his Whig Ministry. Wellington and Peel received inverted thanks for granting emancipation. Next came '7B, with a splendid panegyric ...

... be evident to all that he was brought forward by a Party solely because I had refused to become their Nontinee, and a Scotch Whig gcod vote for the Government, whether your Interests required It or not. You will now, however, ,have sufficient time, after ...

... feuds should divide us—(great cheering). I have read in a paper of this morning —a paper which echoed the sentiments of the Whig party —a leading paragraph on which I had intended to make some comments; but, after what I have heard, I will not trou. bte ...

... that time the agitators sought for new ground on which to plant the batteries of intimidation; they did not seek in vain. The Whigs have acted, in regard to tithes, much in the same way as the Tories had in reference to Catholic Emancipation. They would ...

... has been favourable, and Toads are in fine order. As surely, says recent writer, as a lobster turns' red by hoilingra!*Whig,grows Tory when long in power. The FrenclAahrtage,..rs , spoken by nine and twenty millions of ridtives.Abut ,;plitriqt,p-upwards ...