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... cessions that the Whigs would refuse, were t Radicals urgent, if only the Conservative P would take advantage of Mr. WILLIA - NE obliging permission and refrain from votisg; At present, however, since the Radicals bi opinions, and the Whigs no policy, we ...
... which appeared in our issue of Monday last. It is true that the lonian Islands are not yet ceded; but it is certain that even Whig ingratitude and bad faith could hardly go the length of disappointing the Greeks of the promised boon. These islands were the ...
... Bunkum about OLIVER CROMWELL, who, if he could appear again in the flesh, would as3uredly wreak summary vengeance upon the Whig leader for daring to shelter such a wretched transaction beneath his great name. The debate did not result in any formal c ...
... suppose that an elector was desirous of voting for a Tory, and that his neighboues, non-electors, desired him to vote for a Whig, which was he to obey, his own conscience, or the dictates of the non-electors? Now he should like an answer to that question ...