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... WHIG PLEDGES AND PERFORMANCES. They have made their word jest, and have done their best destroy all confidence in every thing they say or propose; for their ultimate acts are ever variance with their professed Intentions; they seem incompetent perceive ...
... WHIG RADICAL JOBBING. There is no end to Whig Jobbing. The examples, says the United Service Gazette, multiply upon us from all quarters, and it is only by a little occasional publicity that the corruptness of our Whig functionaries can be kept within ...
... RUMOURED RESIGNATION OF THE WHIGS. The Whigs have always proved themselves bad administrators. Formidable as her Majesty's opposition, they have displayed but little aptitude her Majesty's ministers. When out of office they have made large promises, never ...
... WHIG AGITATION AT SUNDERLAND. A Public Meeting was held in the Athenseum, Sunderland, on Monday, for the purpose of memorializing tbe Queen not to prorogue Parliament until the present distress the country had been inquired into and alleviated. At twelve ...
... THE WHIGS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE PRESS. The Whigs (writes a correspondent ofthe Times) then, are last really gone. After stumbling through two or three years of bare and powerless existence, and two or three months of pitiable struggle to escape ejection ...
... DISGRACEFUL COALITION OF WHIGS AND TORIES. Facts have been published Sunderland during this week which tend to prove incontestibly the truth of the rumour previously mentioned, that the friends Mr Hudson and Mr Barclay intend to coalesce for the purpose ...
... STATE OF IRELAND UNDER THE WHIGS. Mr. Eneas Macdonnell, to whom the country owes a debt of gratitude almost large as is due it to any public man, has just published tract, from which we take the following passage : Before exhibiting the details of the ...
... WHIG CONSISTENCY.—THE CLARENDON PROTEST 1844. JEhe Freeman's Journal has,raked up, from the depths of-Hansard the curious document, being no other than a Whig protest .against Jury packing, Military terrorism, &c.; the second signature to which ...
... THE WHIGS AND PHYSICAL FORCE. excluded evidence on o'brien's trial. The Freeman's Journal contains the letter addressed to Colonel (now General) Napier, by Thomas Young, and which was offered (but not received) evidence by the counsel for Mr S. O'Brien ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The late additions to the Peerage have created considerable interest; the following statement will show the doings and misdoings of the Whigs for the last ten years with regard to that body in the shape of creations and promotions ...
... PICTURE A WHIG. Conceived the Devil and born of prig. Half bilk and half bully, unmasked is Whig For ere Adam ratted and Eve bred strife, Tory was, ami she good wife. But the Devil soft sawdered and Eve sported big. Adam sneaked into no-do-weel Whig. And reform ...
... temporary advantages the Whig-liadical Faction, that person cannot but regard with some alarm and with great indignation, the use —the insolent use—which these Whig. Radicals make her Majesty's name. Beaten the House of Commons, beaten in the House of Lords ...