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... Charles Morris, the Whig Apollo, the volunteer laureate of' the Opposition, of whomsoever it might be composed ; the head of the Beefsteak Club, and the leader of pleasantry wherever he appeared. While speaking of Captain Morris's Whig principles, which ...
... of a ll part i es. Now more than ever Whigs will assent to t h e d octrine of the ultimate 11;0 dom of the people. For a long period they have, be p o endeavourin g t o conv i nce the nation of the soutO.io of Whig principles, the necessity of their adopt° ...
... state of the Whig forces and of the Whig prospects; and if the Eilices don't know the state of the party, there is no intelligence left among mankind. But what is strange, unblushing avowal, does the before-quoted passage involve of Whig chicanery and ...
... are still Scotchmen, d must have some satisfaction upon the question o ain or loss. If we are to gain nothing by keeping Whigs, can you show tis that we, lose anything , letting in the T,ries? To be sure, says 'SlrEllice, jun. Do you think your meetings ...
... . FROM THE DAILY PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. (From the Globe.) Eighteen Hundred and Forty-one has commenced its course, with the Whigs in possession of Downingstreet ! is the dolorous exclamation of the Tory Press. Varying the date, the mortifying truth has ...
... This was Morris, the Whig Apollo, the volunteer ate of the Opposition, of whomsoever it might le _ ,eetPosed ; th e b ead of the Beefsteak Club, and the 'r of pleasantry wherever he appeared. While Speaki 7 of Captain Morris's Whig prinvlp.les, Whi c h ...
... imposed upon the credulity of mankind ? (,From the Globe.) Eighteen Hundred and Forty-onc has commenced its course, with the Whigs in possession of Downin street ! is the dolorous exclam ation of the Tory reps.P Varying the date,the mortify in g truth ha ...
... o f a ll p art i es . N ow more than ever th Whigs will assent to the doctrine of the ultimate of the people. For a long period they have bee° endeavouring to convince the nation of the soundnes s of Whig principles, the necessity of their adoption high ...
... will get into port; and clear every storm and danger by which she may be assailed. They are reckless adventurers, these Whigs (says it) and offer lavish bounties to recruit their numbers ; but nobody enlists with them, and their old muster roll has ...
... are. We have become familiar.with all sorts of dangers impending over a Whig Cabinet ; but an Ellenborough Ministry, struck us as something supremely comical. Supposing the Whigs to have all the tenacity of office ascribed to them, the firmest sitter ...
... windy coursers who should chance to start in the Whig interest would enter into pledges, too stringent for backsliding, to go in Anti-Corn-law harness, and with desperation so reckless, as, in case of Whig recusancy, to help to upset the Ministerial omnibus ...
... Lord. Listowel has sent the subjoined letter to the Cork Regis' tration Society. The Post says that it is an example to the Whig gentry, of the practical manner in which the/ ought to co-operate with the people against the coremeo enemy : Convamore, ...