... extravagant egotism, hisoccasional substitution of sarcasm for argument, his earnest animosities, his promiscuous denunciation of Whigs and Tories, and his colloquial familiarities and vulgarisms, have combined to give effect to his ready talent for debate, his ...

... moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, for his impartial conduct in the chair (Cheers.) Three groans for Earl Grey, and the Whig ministry, and three cheers for Joshua Bower, Esq. were then given. About 1,000 persons were present. The meeting separated ...

... of Lord Althorp. Mr. Cobbett stated that many persons had been turned out of their employment by the Whigs, for no other purpose than that the Whigs might get some of themselves in (oh, oh f and cries of •' Name !) \\ ell, since the house was so eager ...

... limits, we regret, win not allow us to make any further extracts from these and similar publications. They all combine, whether Whig,or Tory, or Movement, whether ministerial or anti-ministerial, whether the representatives of church or dissent, whether enlivening ...

... itself, and to have entitled himself to the gratitude of the country, by arousing public attention to the delinquencies of the Whigs as well as to the insidous policy of the Conservatives, and by having sounded a loud and an effectual alarm against the tendency ...

... y outstretched to hurl the haughty Dictator from his station, and to reduce him to helplessness and infamy. But, because a Whig Ministry, because a Reform Administration, forsooth, attempt to stifle the rights and happiness and freedom of Irelandthen ...

... although the st ell known observation of Sheridan has often been verified—although it has again and again been seen that the Whigs have a strange propensity to run their heads against stone walls—and although therefore no politician need to be astonished ...

... THE PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. No. 111. INCONSISTENCY OF WHIGS IN ADVOCATING COERCIVE MEASURES. The late debates in the House of Commons have exhibited one remarkable fact in a most striking manner— that the present ministry and their abettors in their great ...

... witnessed all the bustle of a contested election. The candidates were Mr. Hope, a Conservative, Sir Samuel Whalley. a moderate Whig, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Murray. A London evening paper of Tuesday says— The election for Mary-le-bone has, at the moment we write ...

... not have been purchased at a less sum than i' 20,000, and Temple Hall would have been termed cheap at £00,000. 11. DOMESTIC. Whig Church Reform.—We believe we may with confidence announce the following to be an outline of the measure which his Majesty's ...

... and making allowance for the temptation of cabbage-stalks near at hand, every bit as well mannered and as decorous as the Whig parliament. It is almost wonderful that the opponents of the bill English as well as Irish, have not lieen pelted (in the ...

... that it is very possible that the Conservatives may try their strength in a division. 1 Well done, leading What will the Whigs say alter this ? STATE DOCTORS AND VICE REGAL IMRECILITT. Now that the bill is almut to besom* a law, ministers have thought ...