... then, ye Whigs, nor let your troubled breast Condemn me, if I strike a jarring string; Go to the anger’d Rads” with open fist— Be what the noblest Muse would wish to sing. Be not thyself: the open path of truth, Which beckons on, let Whigs henceforth ...

... as advanced as the ily too far a-head for the phlegmatic pulse of the Whigs of Ipswich. The Liberal Elector” is quite pathetic and affectionate, and occasionally very foolish. We should not be surprised to learn, that when penning his last paragraph, ...

... THE CHRONICLE. We are sorry the Whigs are getting into a fever. Men who in their estimation have done more for England than all the rest of creation put together, should by this time be allowed to rest in respectful ease with their well-earned laurels ...

... harmless in your bite, that the Whigs have always known how to use you for their own advantage. Now you must resolve to act for yourselves. Words in this affair are useless ; deeds alone will tell. The only way to make the Whigs pay respect to you, as a body ...

... candidate for their suffrages aud as advocate of true Liberal principles, would cause dismay and perturbation amongst the old Whig clique in this town, whose dread of democratic influence” is known to be intense; and it was expected by many that various ...

... And high-flying Whigs had descended a peg. For quacks they had proved to be. Lord John had protested iu year '32, The march of good Bill further should go; But as he is off, John needs must limp too. lley diddle, ho diddle dee. The Whigs asked the old Syren ...

... they are now Liberal Conservatives, —the Whigs, three fc jJ with a tremendous crash, and always true to themsehres, feel less compunction—they by five o . c ock a mete skeleton of the mill was left, remain Whigs still. It is well they should, for people ...

... must hook it at last. Oh. how to us Tories it seemeth to say, The day of Lord Derby is passing away; For those wonderful Whigs are increasing their crew, And rejoicing to think Ipswich gave them the Hugh !” Dost tbon coret Premier more sure of bliss ...

... Tuesday:—Since 1830 the LiberaUhad been advancing in power, while the Whigs had been rapidly declining, until at last they had become insignificant minority of the Liberal party. The old Whigs had bred in and in until all their political stamina was gone, and ...

... working man should be possessed of those rights and privileges, which by his labour he has conferred on those above him? No. Whigs well Tories arc still afraid of the people, the mob: they cannot yet trust them to perform a public duty. While every other ...

... than three Reform Bills—one Tory, one Whig, one Radical. What will be the final issue it is impossible to foretell. In the absence of a better argument against an extension of the Sufirage and the Ballot, men of Whig parentage point us to France and the ...

... Ipswich desired reform of our representative system, some curiosity was felt by the inhabitants, generally, to know what the Whig party would do in the way of getting up a demonstration in support of their nominee, Mr. Adair. was thought by some that the ...