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... of Wbiggery and Romanism. What the Whigs say and do is always declared perfect, except when opposed to the behests of Bishop Gillis, and then the Pope's lieutenant carries the palm even against Whiggery. But Whig infallibility is very like that of the ...
... This, or Lard Thar, or the Mr So and So, or pawned et property or ea who can Si • party, and pledge his lota to that party, Whig sr ties, as the be, through thick and thin. These an the qsalifiestiess of as nise-tenthe of the Hens of Ceanons. Why should ...
... seat amongst the dowager politicians before he exposes himself to any further humiliating reverses—a piece of advice that the Whig statesmen may now possibly be inclined to act upon, for really his career in the Lower House seems fairly to have run to its ...
... school. and schoolmasters, although the proud In Edinburgh are notoriously half-empty. ° After petitioning against that latest Whig jobthe attempted Nuisances Removal Bill, but really the perpetuation of the Prison Board Bill—the deputation who went to London ...
... cease; the Edinburgh central board is abandoned; and his lordship takes great credit for his liberality in substituting his four Whig proteges, to superintend in secrecy and silence, for the ten times safer superintendence of Church Courts, open to all who ...
... therefore, Mr Miall And his friends had been to vote with Mr Black, and his amendment triumphed over ,Mr ,SPooneett*Otion, Whigs mkt; Tories would have united, Aed the amend** would have been ddeated by three or four to Whether your representative kites ...
... Scotland—a motion which was supported by Professor Aytoun, and unanimously agreed to, the ribald ridicule and vulgar abuse of the Whigs and their organ notwithstanding. The billeting system was then introduced by Mr Scott; and afier renewing their protest against ...
... gesiating each other to extinguish liberty i n 1 Europe? If it was necessary at the conclusion of the last war, as all the Whigs asserted, that Holland in its northern boundary should be protected from the renewed assaults of France, by forts taken from ...