... both have grievous reason to Complain of the scandalous manner in which the British Mercantile Marine has been treated the Whig-Radical party, from the moment of the repeal the Navigation Laws down to the present hour. The history of the Palmerston A ...

... to fight severe battles in Parlia; ment, for the defence of their chartered privileges ; and in all their struggles against Whig encroachment, they have received from the present Lord Mayor unj failing, valuable, aud effective aid. He has proved himself ...

... battaiion gives it a piebald appearance ; but great cost and inconvenience would be the result the contemplated order. The Whig-Rauical Government are dealing harshly and suspiciously w itn Ireland. The inhabitants of the sister country feel strongly ...

... touter whom, and Typo across the river, there eal ' regarding its composition ; the latter hopimj, Please the pigs, . All be Whigs, as translated in the capering of my muse. \'^\d I observe, moreover, that the former gives sol^ gt f formation, on the movements ...

... because they did not choose their political antago nists to have the credit of introducing them. have all seen Whig-Radical Orators and Whig- Radical Journalists slurring over the fasehoods uttered by their party justifying the evil deeds ; committed ...

... A NEW VERSION OF AN OLD SONG, TO BE SUNG AT THE GUEAT DEMONSTRATION. Whigs wha wi' Russell fed, Whigs wham Lambton afteu led, Welcome to our table spread, And oratoree. Now's the day, and now's the hour! Liberal throats exert your power, Cheer your ...

... words as _ J in your issue of the 28th ult. To use a Agre pudence has almost put my pipe out. promise, had commenced thus—• Whigs who have with Russell f « Full of wine, both white Welcome to early bed, ery ! fl0 And belching dreams of W Now, I appeal to ...

... mismanagement, all the Government has done is make \ a change in the mode of keeping the accounts. have l long known that the Whigs were bad administrators and worse financiers ; that they were famous for rapidly get-1 ting rid of any surplus which they might ...

... KINO C u . Lines the Burial of Whiggery, at the New October 14th, 18ol. Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note, And the Whigs looked exceedingly worried, As they sat, far from them every hope remote, By the grave where their humbug was buried- They ...

... one mo- ment until they hail put this Minute under their foot until . they had made it impossible for any government, be it Whig or Tory, to commit such a breach of faith, or tender such gross 1 aud horrible insult the religious feeling of the people of ...

... Foreign Office in this matter. And with your permission will afterwards shortly examine how far the course taken by our great Whig Minister is in harmony with the honour and interests of England, or with the conduct of the Palmerstonian Government, after ...

... and then made what lawyers would call damaging admissions. He frankly confessed that twelve months ago, be did not think the Whig-Radicals would at present be office. He had no hope that the Ministry would be one of long duration ; but, having lived long ...