... tyranny over intiyinen ; and secondly, the Irish Whigs, a Decease a more mean and inconsistent class. combined—the one from an innate hatred of , and even of their native country, the other lateral Whig depravity, heightened by interested •es of a very ...

... was kept by us a principle, and enriched our soil! would be a matter of folly were to follow up the unfortunate measures the Whig Ministers, as they affect the peace, the merchandize, the agriculture, the manufacture, and the foreign policy of the empire ...

... W cllington being fairly overreached, as in 183! she and France together, from some similar mystification practised on the Whigs, barbarously deserted Poland. They now reap the fruits the double crime. However, the design of Russia is palpable, and fixed ...

... countenance are far from being abandoued or changed by their successors of the present day. Moreover, they are 9uch men as the Whigs Hre now endea- vouring to make all the men of the next generation, by a system which will educate them without religion. Look ...

... and of mine have invented against me, simply because I have ooiformly refused to join either of their gangs, whether called Whigs or Tories, and have persisted in insisting that the people are entitled to a radical and not a mock reform, of all existiog ...

... Representation of the new Borough of Kendal. We are not aware that any candidate has yet declared himself. Three gentlemen of Whig principles are named, & with almost equal confi ]ense. Mr. Barham (the unsuc- ceqsful candidate for the county of Westmorelaud ...

... his being a Tory. What do they now think of him, and ids liberal donation of 1001. to the poor, as compared wiih that of your Whig representative ?— Salisbury Herald. The Lord Bishop of Exeter, with Airs. Philpotts, attended divine service, on Christmas-day ...

... which the oceasion demands. We shall not, I trust, desert, without good reason, our natural teaders and ancient allies, the Whigs. While I deprecate implicit confidence in Government, I would equally deprecate absolute distrust. It is certainly time that ...

... over their eountrymen; and. sttsn«y> the Irish Whigs, worse, because a more mean and ineoeiiwent class. These combined,—the one from tppatcbsOW* liberty, and crcn thrirnatire coon try,—the other from aanmi* Whig depvmrity, heightened by intereated rootirea ...

... Government, conducted by the Whigs. It is for the English public to decide whether they will expend their blood and their treasure in endeavouring to rectify, under the direction and management of the Whigs, the errors of these same Whigs, corn. mitted throngh ...

... the Tories were in office, would not the Whigs in opposition press them to a repeal of the Corn Laws, and if a Tory ministry pleaded the division of the country as a reason for making no change, would the Whigs yield to that plea? If they would not yield ...

... aountemince are far from being abandoned or changed by their successors of the present day. Moreover, they are such men as the Whigs are now endeavouring to make all the men of the next generation, by a system which will educate them without religion. Look ...