... in the House of Lords, although it is not clear that the public interest would be served a sweeping deduction of the young Whig nobility from school of political exercise active that of the Commons House of Parliament. Cost what it will, however, Peers ...

... a corporation feast or a cover side.” In the same article is also startling assertion, viz. that 11 the forbearance of the Whigs alone kept the Tories in office!” We know not upon what authority the writer makes this broad declaration, but as it is likely ...

... native to its writer ; an official, believe, of the New Bankruptcy Court —a radical in office !It is the trialogue of a Tory, a Whig, and a Hatlical, which is thus epigrammatically wound up with an intcrjectionnl monosyllable—] Kailical: If the Reform prove ...

... window-sill of the tower, while his musket, dropping from his relaxed hands, went rattling down the rocky ravine. All the whigs are come from hell,* said one, to defend this cursed gleu—let us march out; place sentinels at the passes; despatch two of ...

... and compromising glaring instance that offence ever came before the public—have added another to the many exquisite specimens Whig consistency, which the admiring country is already in possession.] It appears that the silk-throwsters of Macc sfteld have ...

... revolution !” includes, I suppose, amongst these miscreants those who do not think that the Price fct’ old veteran patriot’Whig Coke of Norfolk ought to have received four thousand pounds n year «f the public money, in a snug sinecure, for more than half ...

... ; not by might, but by the invincible force of right. The existing order of things” must yield to the spirit of the times, Whig and Tory must eventually become sacrifices at the shrine of the public good. “The people” will enquire into the causes of their ...

... dearly to curse it with a second majority of non-contents the Upper House. If, iu the present crisis of public affairs, the Whigs have either not the inclination, or not the courage, ■ to meet it .ith that strenuous measure which alone can convert general ...

... system, is the notorious declining sale of this Church and State” (so called) Review; even that the moderate organ of the Whigs, or Amiables —the Edin/ burgh —is also, are told, upon the decline ; whilst the radical” Westminster is gradually beating its ...

... Thus, it appears that Earl Grey the present happy object of Mr. Collett's flirtation ; only another proof how amiably the Whigs have been lately conducting themselves. The pleasant little badinage, so long carried on, between Mr. Collett and the Times ...

... purpose which might accommodate honourable members opposite.—[ls, then, the accommodation” system to be renewed ? Let the term Whigs” disappear from our political nomenclature, and that of Amiables be received in its stead!] —He might take that opportunity ...

... awake for discussion —incessantly the alert for the safeguard of their private interests; but the Whigs, the happy, cool, quiet, contentedlyindifferent Whigs still act and speak ** like unto men in a dream. They appear to have taken giant’s burthen upon ...