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... cal things right nsawr and when vhetbsr Whig Tory, will hr. glad awfl lh*mselves uf the services aid support tlie l*>)sl ssbjects the Crown in liclaml, wlo are attached not merely to individuals parties, hot immutable, and principles as lasting thu hills ...
... said of an eccentric ecclesiastic that ahnoiigh he was log liad ; hut the Whig ot Dr. Johnson era was very diffident being froti. the our own day. The humanity*’ of the ancient Whig has given jd.tcc selfishness the part of the modem hearers of his name; ...
... And mortal wisdom’s rather tame, And mao is born to trouble ; Though boys will fall in love, And girls like flirtation ; And Whig*, despised Jove, Will afw its plague the nation; Though the rich will dioeand the poor w 111 whine, Tct cannot, when all done ...
... gratitude of .a thankless Government, because they were willing to trust with certainty of being betrayed. person who trust* rtf Whig promises most; indacd, be prepared to believe anything if he expect that serious regard involves Iho slightest idea of perferfMnec ...
... gioat MagUlieaddr'a Bodu, teoooto tte Qm» withio to printe Tint to tte ' K«at I Tte troth ia, ter Majaaljr i> br-Whiggad. Tte t Whig* vooh alter ter to son in ter awa hind, go, aialigiaoaM, digallad way. Xtey fin ter o gtetpoa of Iralaod, tel rliU paraaada ...
... by genuine desire for fair play, former proceedings the of the Whigs prove raooutestibly that their desire is far cfUoo only and its concomitants. The state parties now is such that the Whigs could not hold office for week were it not for the so-called ...
... »erd to oar Mdropoliue oontempontrici. edmit Ihel ii i* w«tt make known to the world the rank and faahion** which surround a Whig Viceroy. But 100 much of one thing is good for nothing. Our contemporaries have been the habit of publishing the names of fools ...
... outlived his popularity. The Irish Brigade” appear to'have survived their own existence, and arc now state political n. The whole Whig body has become emaciated, worn out the reverses of fortune, ami the follies of ill spent political career. The old state of ...
... safe for. hio Whig nomine*. Mr. Gtoro. A wiser if not sadder non tbta bio potion, Mr. Grero fiod before his CowerratHre Sad Cotanal Batbant was retorned ort)«waod. The next insuneo in Aberdeenshire. Lord Aberdeen bed bean the heed of Whig. identical with ...
... treaty and tl amelioration the position of Mr. min’s operatives. Wc await tire le-ratificatiou the Galway postal contract the Whigs with something like a feel- ing curiosity. are anxious for the day when Irish patriots” w ill really prove that they love their ...
... change is possible. Conservatism efr** the and borrows the watchwords of its adversary. The Lancashire is warning. Both the Whigs and Poclitca may find owt, when too late, bow entirely they bare been dependent on (he popolarity of the Prime Minister. LOCAL ...
... find suitable employment for his versatility, and sets hims.lt work a hnguiul delineator of delightful prospects for which Whig policy has decided upon cursing. A late Premier, who fell into error advanced in years, took advantage of our precocity, and ...