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... himself in office a number of retrograde Pcclitc.% ami Conservative placo-liuiiting Whigs. He will be sponge suck out from the liberal party all those wavering and faithless professors, of whom may said, as the Patriarch of old, unstable water, thou shall ...
... *TT to b« •rroncoaa. *o do-cg tttchnßM . '“ th. Whig.,« «emy 1 T R AfI dofooder ofbiobopj. .nd m.lignor of lo thoir piliticil action and liberty. I ’’“f*’ *S Aom chargee, and In otd.r not to mi, ,1 y .i? what lat elated, that I oppose Mderetood. Md „ ...
... in their princ pies. The scales have fallen from their eyes. Whig incapacity, and Whig blundering have convinced them of the critical position which the country has been reduced by the Whigs. Tlie amount of money expended—the loss of stores, transports ...
... imbecility, incompetency, and failure. For what is it but a bandying of office between Whigs and Tories alternately When the Whigs arc in office they appoint Whigs to all vacant posts in the array, navy and the public ssrvice in general. When the Tories ...
... Edglatid mew, It •urilay of remark tber the Whig editor of Dory Poet had In• sad all to come oho ' wished her sort tato. anent orator of Nurope, and the Pal on of the Chureh. W lour no d a Whig i N./v. l :er. and a Whig grocer. and a ‘lhig tallow chandler. ...
... But i' Dr. Hampden nos not an orthodox Christian, he was certainly a Whig ; and it ewe for his politics, sot his piety, that Lord J. Russell appointed him. Piety, according to Whigs, is a very good thing in a Bishop, but Whigsery is better. Piety, no ...
... subject of the War Minister was an equi- voeation to which we might apply a still harsher name. Nevertheless that portion of the Whigs who are content to sacrifice to this spoilt child of party even their con- sistency, their patriotism, and their honour, exult ...
... by the Toricr, During all this time “the old Whig party’’ was, in words at least, the advocate—tiie avowed Catholic Ireland. The Whig party aapiiorted the C-itiiolks—the Whig party opposed the Union—the Whig party opposed the various suspensions of the ...
... Ito oartieular period; it had been a Radical mea-ure. the ■upport which a very few Whigs stoo l almost alone. , Whig measure for the time; but if did distinguish the Whigs party before they adopted it, we not understand >w it c*n di-tingui-h them now when ...
... Herbert. end an, t ine of Whigs in the Administreire, emtld be to take oiler with he. Lord Palmerston was wilting to .ake -he In to the Hoe ...
... among the most zealous of the assistants of Mr. Joseph Hume, were the Whig nartv at first, and at a later period the Peebles, who, seeing the amount of political capital realised the Whigs from their obedience to Mr. Joseph Hume, resolved imitate their caample ...
... THOMAS LLOYD, or wiihotat the her Acres or Land annexed. Apply to Mr. A place, Sligo. illawee Flynn., Haw. will shot, the menu.. Whig., 17th Feb., 1&36. ...