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... every man to whom the éclat of notoriety attaches, and who, for whatever reason, is loud in his abuse of Toryism. Not even • Whig can be found to justify such sentiments as O'Connell has uttered concerning Lord Brougham. What he said of Bradshaw, though ...
... of delegates for towns like Bir. mingham, Manchester, Nottingham, and Glasgow, was looked upon as a matter of course by the Whigs and Tories, considering that Chartism was so prevalent in those districts ; but it would fill them with surprise, and be productive ...
... hewn up, and blown up, as they won’t sink downwards.” As for the latter contingency, it may fairly be reckoned impossible—the Whig-Radical-Popish-OweniteCabinet cannot sink deeper than they already have sunk, unless, like the accursed spirits in Pandemonium ...
... tion Act has never been contemplated by the Tories, and that the imputation of such a design is a calumny invented by the Whigs and Radicals. We believe that there is some truth in this disclaimer, so far as the Tory leaders are concerned. We believe ...
... about which there never wa» word of complaint, until in tbeie Liberal’' time* we all at onea became eo raddenfr.peaiwwM. A WHIG. ...
... though they were not b oun d t o s y s tematically to defeat Radi ca l v i ews . submit eternally to that coalition between Whigs an d Tories, T which he w j a a s m r a resorted t Bill ed w o s y ass te the at which this system caused. Ten Radicals voted ...
... congenial recesses of the Royal bedchamber. It is popuililly supposed that their sojourn in this tranquil region was to the Whigs a period of halcyon enjoyment, but nothing can be more erroneous. It was a season of absolute purgatory. Conscience-stricken ...
... real support of the Whig Ministry; since his departure the Whigs have been like Pharaoh's lean kine. This Is a very funny observation, es it associates the bullock feediag Peer most comically. His lordship's superintendence of the Whigs kept them, we presume ...
... from the borough in a very unceremonious way-that is to say, he will be kicked ?? Luminary. NoRTu DEVoN.-It appears that the Whig Radicals of the northern division of this county, are determined to tr their bands at another contest. Lord Ebrington's eldest ...
... the young bloods of Louis Philippe's family, and a general object of derision through the world. What could have induced the Whigs to install such a man in such a place I cannot divine, unless it be that, as the Admiralty has for very many years been looked ...
... Or comply with your request. I am, gentlemen, You've' „ 0 dient servant, Gordon. The Belfast flour pany, Belfast.—Northern Whig. BIRMINGHAM ELECTION.—A tory candidate has s i ) r o , o'e t y e the person of Mr. Allen, a barrister on the Oxford f il o% ...
... others are taunting the same prosecutors, and saying, that if the Newport prisoners are convicted, the Whigs dare not execute thembecause the Whigs are participators in the crimes of the Chartists. We put it to plain, calm, sober-minded, and reasoning ...