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... which a dread drives the honest Cabinet to carry, a class of measures now notoriously known as expe- diency Bills. Such the Whigs will take care and push through Parliament for the sake of their places, no matter what they may be. After such fashion as ...
... operation. Not so amongst our fine old Reforming Whig Magnificos of high estate. As the man in the play disclosed his sanguinary views to Re- nault- Shed blood enough, good Renault! so said the prompters of the Whig Premier (if he wanted prompting) for the ...
... interests of England ? Then, to crown the infamy, will it be believed, that the very last Whig Parliament, yea, in the month of July last past, the ecojiomical Whigs as1ed for and carried a vote of 15,765, for building a house;' for this family man Ambassador ...
... state elections were still in progress. The official return for Kentucky gives 49 whigs and 36 democrats. Tbe Missouri returns, as far ao they had been received, gave 47 Whig members for the house and 13 for the senate; the free-soilers bad 42 mem- c bers ...
... was loudly complained of by the opposite party, that the Whigs had craftily drawn such a line in their schedule A, as sufficed just to extinguish eertain Tory and just to preserve cer- tain Whig boroughs. To this it was replied, that a a line must be drawn ...
... an opportunity of showing to all England that. let the landlords do or think as they please, let the country gentlemen be Whigs or Tories, they were themselves at once and resolutejy resolved to return a Protectionist in his place. There is something ...
... pride and inde- poendence. Extermination, sanctioned by English law- tyranny unheard of in the annals of earliest suffering- Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymen- have nearly done their worst. Our poor-houses are crowded vith the dying ...
... had I followed F my own inclination. I The Whigs have had a great victory in the Mis- c souri State election to Congress, which has just taken place, four of the members out of the five r elected being Whigs. In the present Congress i the whole five are ...
... task the Banner for using the report of the Whig officials. We well remem- ber the leading article in the Banner was the first document we saw that called our attention to the L misrepresentations of the Whig press.- LORD CLARENDON'S VISIT TO THIE XORTH-TIII ...
... as others opine, basely ) begins to have, as FALSTArI says, A most ancient and fish-like smell of a disgusting piece of Whig jobbery. When Parliament assembles, the Woods and Forests people (will nobody inquire about the millions that Board have not ...
... reduce England to beggary, democracy,'and revolution, .as. it has already brought ruin upon Italy, France, and Ireland? Yet the Whigs who came:into power, and who-maintain themselves in office, more by intrigue, and mdob orgarsisation, than by the will of the ...
... THE VACANT MITRE. The Whigs are said to have especial luck in the falling-in of patronage, had they but the grace to use their luck honestly and wisely. Within a com- paratively short period the patronage of many im- portant and lucrative offices devolved ...