... distinctions of birth, station, wealth. Where then is the Old Whig ? He is clear ly not represented by the New Whig, or Whig Radical. , And what is to become of the nucleus? We admit that the Old Whig, were he in existence, would form a valuable and available ...

... in my joyful place-days; . All, all, are gone, the Whigs' familiar faces. I have been laughing, I have been carousing, 1 Drinking late, sitting late, with Yorkshire voters; All, all; are gone, the Whigs' familiar faces. , I loved the West—the fairest among ...

... fate is any thing but blest, For on the Whigs must their reception rest. And who more economic than thrifty Whigs? Who'd be more jealous of the guinea pigs? A fellow feeling is not always kind; All know the Whigs have, too, a tail behind! If guinea pigs ...

... the greedy Whigs, have all the 16 aldermen on their side: we had 4 of our party in till 1838, as aldermen. When the Whigs began to look 'daggers at each other, after they had been soundly beaten, in 1837, we returned 10 Conservatives to 6 Whig-Radieals—in ...

... oss. Kindly were they received by the would-be member, who stated that he had been a Whig and a supporter of ministers, but had become a nondescript compound of Whig, Tory, and Radical, owing to the countenance which the Incapables had given to the Poor ...

... right rev, relative of the i‘ honourable Whig candidate. The Bishop of Derry is. one of the lucky forty cousins of Lord Grey, by whom he was appointed to the see. We shall only say - in reference to this Whig landlord, that the numerous tenantry of the ...

... from 1821 to 1830, the Tories reduced taxation to the amount of £15,883,000. In the next ten years, from 1831 to 1840, the Whigs only reduced taxation to the amount of £3,124,000. 2. In the ten years, from 1821 to 1831, the Tories reduced the national ...

... can, Hae seized the nation's tiller. Awa,' Whigs! awa ! &c. Their venomed hate, o' church and state, Surpasses a' describing; The Whigs hang o'er us like a blight, And we hae done wi' thriving. Awa,' Whigs I awa' ...

... can, Hae seized the nation's tiller. Awa,' Whigs! awa ! &c. Their venomed hate, o' church and state, Surpasses a' describing; The Whigs bang o'er us like a blight, And we hae done wi' thriving. Awa,' Whigs! awa' ! &c. ...

... remains what it has hitherto been—a complete Whig-ridden borough. Almost all the old gang returned again to sit in the Whig Reformed Parliament. But I am pleased to see that the Tory Duncombe has ousted the Whig tool Ramsden. In the first place, let me hope ...

... but the slave of others, as he holds those under him in bondage, it is no wonder indeed that he has refused office from the Whigs. He is well paid for his self-denial; he receives some thousands a year more than he could if bolding the •highest place which ...

... inflated to effect their own destruction, civil, religious, and commercial, under the operation of the condensing power of the Whig engine, by a gradual system of unconstitutional coMpression which must have squeezed all the British feeling and brains out ...