... appreciates the condition of the ministerial party. Scorn:ally rejected, even by the most violent Rae:ads ;n this island, the Whigs have really no party but the traitor party among the Irish Roman Catholics. It is in Ireland they fight the battle; and there ...

... knowledge, in order that he might be able to tell who were the Tories, and who were the Wighs and Rebelles, as he called the Whigs and Radicals. Every franc, covert fate he met with) he pronounced at once to be that of a Tori, and every scowling, crabbed ...

... signatures from house to house. A deputation waited on the mayor to solicit his signature, but his worship, though a Liberal Whig, declined to comply, and assured the petitioners that he entirely disapproved of their object. What success they may have ...

... political . sendand it is folly anticipated that the vill be the means of sending another parliament. Mr. Kearsley's present ter, a Whig Manchester manufacturer, y identified wah that of Mr. O'Connind affair, relative to the alleged ren. He—there does not appear ...

... effect on the foreign policy what are the causes? How many apple-trees are climbed Britain, if not on the existence of the Whig id robbed during the season; and what number of urchins tl e ' n et. Lord Palmerston cannot play the fool alone. .e caught ...

... foreign policy not, what are the causes? How many apple-trees are climbed Ceb ; r eat Britain, if not on the existence of the Whig and robbed during the season; and what number of urchins Lord Palmerston cannot play the fool alone. are caught in the fact ...

... lordship will not lay it to heart too seriously even if it should come to pass, and it very possibly may; for it smacks strong of Whig-Radical policy :—Lora Stanley refuses to go the whole hog with - 'a pro-Popish ministry, and therefore the said ministry direct ...

... Hampdens, and Sidney Smiths—and what would be the government of the Church under such governors needs • not be pointed out. No Whig or Dissenter could desire more. An alteration of the Liturgy and Articles (the thing so much dreaded from the Convocation) ...

... farcical, meeting at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, - got up by the Whigs to agitate the question of a reform of the House of Lords; 2d, a declaration of a total want of confidence in the present Whig ' ministry ; 3,1, a call upon the unrepresented portion Of ...

... colleague had blamed him for that which he was pleased to call an attack upon the Whig goveinment. The attack was supposed to consist in his (Mr. Bochum's) declaration, that the Whigs had bcen, and still were, too slow in the service of the people. (Loud cheers ...

... Guardian. having set the Thames on fire—a feat, by the bye, which the HASTINGS, DEC. 30.—The farmers in this neighbourhood Whigs themselves are never likely to achieve. Some or the are heavy losers by the snow storm, few, if any, having f acu lty believe ...

... 238.) There is no reater proof of the declining fortunes of the l Whigs, than the fact that there is not one rising young man of talent who belongs to that party. (p. 2894 The Whigs are but the remains of a dying faction, who are placed in power by ...