... expressed voluntary aid—yet U ow the conduct of the Whigs are so just that I he bez leave to call your attention to them. says— — ee > the policy of never did shrink from vindicating times before the Whigs in Chur ch and State, even in liberality was we ...

... conclusion, Mr. Williams entreated the meeting to send Whig principles to tbe wijtls; for be believed that Dr. Johnson never made a happier hit than when be said that the Devil was the first Whig (cheers and laughter). He heartily seconded the resolution ...

... conclusion, Mr. Williams entreated the meeting to send Whig principles to the winds; for he believed that Dr. Johnson never made a happier hit than when he said that the Devil was the first Whig.*' (Cheers and laughter). Professor Aytoin (Editor of ...

... majority on that occasion be fuuud tbe name of the present mover, and even now the motion was seconded by borough member tbe Whig side of the house, thus proving that some, least, of tbe former advocates of free trade regretted tbe course tbey had pursued ...

... occupy the places of many the old gentry— till it is seen whether land will be again divided and sub-divided, as of yore—these Whig-Radical Ministers, in order increase their dally decreasing and daily variable majority,—in order, in a word, to have a new ...

... and economical manager, she was given rather to magnificence of living and expenditure than to avariee or meanness. Tory and Whig.—No man not utterly destitute of jndgmentaad candour will deny that there are many deep stains on the •/aae of the parly which ...

... found the name of the lion, member for West Gloucestershire, the mover of the present motion; that gentleman, a Whig member, a member of Whig family—a county member—supported a rej>eal of the corn laws, and formed one of that triumphant majority before ...

... disgraceful and humbling conduct, except that of Sir Robert Walpole in the reign of George the Second —one of the most corrupt Whig Ministers that ever disgraced this country. —Reso- in favour of the Fanner's Wool League were subsequently passed by acclamation ...

... Queen has done it all, the Whig Radicals did, daring tbe Reform mania ? —(hear). Have they formed processions, with effigy of the Qneen in male attire, preceded an executioner masked in crape, bearing bloody axe, the Whig Radicals did ?—{hear, hear) ...

... ond year; having 1 *®ng enough see his son, the present Lord High Commissioner 1 I*'*?**. Secretary to tbe Admiralty under Whig Minis- ...

... share of the interest of the Greek | against Joan, So that in fact it will be England that will | have to pay and Pacifico. No, whig | of ministry or minister can be base enough to pre- side over such a humiliation of England. It is ill only fit for a and ...

... Cobden adrift—send tbe right boa. hart, hang ttw)—well, I leave him to your mercy—but whatever you do, send this abominable Whig Government to the right? about* It' that majority in tbe House of Lords, or adverse m jority in the House of Commons force ...