... from the Hon. Gentleman was, that he congratulated the meeting that he (Mr. Escott) was not attached to either party, the Whigs or the Tories—(cheers.) Captain Dundas seconded the motion. Sir John C. Hobhouse here stepped forward somewhat from the line ...

... for the cargoes from 4,500/. to 5,0001. ; so that every class, masters and servants, will have been mutually benefit ted by Whig repcntanee.—:Neweastle Courier. Swift records an anecdote of an Irish Juror, Who declared that he would cat his shoes before ...

... for an hour or two at a time; and this sometimes annoyed me exceedingly during my lecturing expeditions. When I expected the Whig trial to come on, in May last (Oh! the manifold blessings of that trial!) the only thing that gave me uneasiness, was the fear ...

... and, moreover, at its head the man who lnade the memorable declaration that, the schoolniaster is abroad! This precious Whig Ministry and This Society. present the anomaly of men, who, when Out of office, strenuously advocated the liberty of the 'Press ...

... they are strong enough to decide the election of either Whig or Tiny. In the instances above alluded to; they threw their weight into the Tory scale; not that ti - ey admired the Tory more than the Whig, but because they have a natural dislike to placemen ...

... united, the army is indebted for the change which has taken place in military punishments. To the Government—to the liberal, the Whig Government, they owe nothing; and we hope the army will hear this circumstance in mind, that they will remember if they should ...

... be facts,—and therefore we may safely ask, what has the commission done? and of what , use have been its travels? Was it a Whig job ? we frequently hear asked. Our reply is as sincere as-it it is well-founded, — No ; but it was the effect of Lord Althorp's ...

... their friends, by crushing it with their unpopularity. ,The. Tories too will avail themselves of the opportnnity, to read the Whigs. a lecture, and they are already insolent with their victory, and obstreperdus in their exultation. It is a sorry sight to ...

... ns for kicking them out, they make a virtue of necessity, and proffer theirj unwilling assistance. We have to hope, that a Whig government will never suffer a farcical reform to cheat the country in its desire to lop off two-thirds of these locusts. Looking ...

... pamphlets to which the nalhe - Of the prisoner was attached as the printer. One of these papers was entitled A Whisper to the Whigs, or, What is treason 9 The .prisoner admitted that be was a printer, and that he worked a press in his own house. He was ...

... House duty only. This will put the sincerity of many members to the test, and will at once convince the country whether the Whigs, ail,or-not, aid those who are suffering almost beyond human endurance. If the Ministers are determined to withstand—to oppose ...

... lower classes, have nearly alienated already, the affections of many of the Ministers' warmest adherents. The days of the Whigs are, we repeat, numbered ! In stating another circumstance we shall excite the incredulousness of many, the surprise of all ...