... have been humbugged too long, exclaimed some ; It is bribe from the Whigs, exclaimed others, and auiid such increasing clamour, Mr. VISGER, the roost active and virulent our Whig Radicals essayed to offer few as- Hiiusive words, which would not be listened ...

... Laws, that was only because he was Whig, and because, at that time, the Whig Government professed to regard such an application of the principle as downright insanity. Now the insanity lies the other way, and the Whigs would be mad if they did not become ...

... addition must be made to their amount. So much for the difference between Whig promises and Whig fulfilments. So much for the result of ten years of legislative folly, managed by a whig government and carried though by a reformed House of Commons, by a House ...

... division is as follows:—Objections made by Whigs, Ad—ex. punged, claims made by Whigs, 32—sustained. 15—57. Objections made by Tories, 34—expunged. In; claims made by Tories, B—sustained, Alajority in fnvo;ir the Whigs, 3D. the above Tory writer remarks, the ...

... in Paris, land commented upon »■ a fait accompli. The feeling displayed in these comments ii not any means unfavourable the Whig party, although there is an evident reluctance at parting with Sir Robert Peel, after having so long held him and his colleagues) ...

... the people may at once and for ever forget the name of ** whig! The following are some further extracts from Mr. Cobbett's writings upon the subject of that cry of cheap bread, which these whigs and their minions are well aware can signify only lower ...

... said that, however, is he prepared also to join the Whig patron in the loyal cry of Ireland for the Irish.— If he is not, the Whig bond with the Burgh-quay incendiaries is at once dissolved, and the Whig Cabinet along with it. If he is, farewell to the ...

... street, Bath, music seller A Happy Retort.—A certain whig-radical magistrate cf Shropshire recently pressed tory gentleman his acquaintance define the term whig. The brief ami pointed reply was A whig is tyrant in office and rebel out of it. The querist ...

... borrowing. It is believed by many of the whigs that the tax was defeated by the influence of John Davis, himself the whig governor of the state. The consequence has been a great outcry among the capitalists of the whig parly against Mr. Davis, and it may be ...

... been returned to serve in the new Parliament ; showing also their opinions, with the gain by each party :— Gained Cons. Whigs. Cons. Whigs Brought forward from last) , 88 week's paper J Cardigan ..E. Harford, esq .. .. .. P. Pryse, esq — ..— .. .. i_ Chatham ...

... I foretofd that he would fall ; as he would not be allowed, his whig friends, to make his Cabinet consist, to the extent of one halt of free traders and Liberals, and one half of Whigs. A less proportion of free traders would not be sufficien to gain ...

... Conservative party is not responsible; they were proposed by Whig administration and enacted by Whig parliament. For their practical operation Conservative landowners are little responsible as Whig proprietors; are, indeed, informed by high authority, that ...