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... result of the inquiry at Moira. The girl still persists in the particulars of her very extraordinary charge.—Belfast Northern Whig. There is no prospect of Parliament being called on to meet before February ; hot we hear that all the Ministers will assemble ...
... generation are the child ren of darkness than th it dren of light ! Th e T or i es are currying ravon oo d the people, while th e Whigs are du e prep j for them. Tory. o f Sadler, and Lord Ashl ey) th , t One of these thongs as eI to a°V at the City of London ...
... as the one which a vile oligarchy have so recently conspired to destroy. Ile did not bring it forward as a leader of the Whigs, but in his private capacity, as a Member of Parliament, and solely anxious for a reform in the law. From the earliest period ...
... ed taxes, the sinecure*, the pension list, and all those rapacious or prodigal mcasurt , s of state, which he and the other Whigs used, both in and out of Parliament to condemn and denounce.—Lferahl. The LANCET of Saturday says :—We have heard it remarked ...
... of the Chat ; 7' , , might he very' of the Exchequer. ,t ' • summer w, are surrot Mr. Cobbett said at all events that the Whigs di 1 , like to lie three in a bed—(a laugh) — therefore the- -' , v gour of afr one person, not Of their own sentiments, out ...
... made, was so likely . to reunite the Radicals and the Whigs, as the one which so betrayed their love for the monster Miguel: , The, Tories are aware that the .Radicals, have been illtreated by the' Whigs, and they were in hopes that the former would have ...
... all despotism.and the true friend and advocate of the poor; but if it be left for a Whig Commission, decreed by a Reformed House of CollllllQns, and appointed by a Whig Government to stifle that press, and to prevent its aid being given on this important' ...
... the poor Poles are being butchered—and not dare to speak for, or defend them ? And yet we have a reformed House of Commons, a Whig administration, and a liberal King. But can nothing even now be done? If our remonstrances are neglected and despised, let ...
... .1.NV., six silver tea spoofs, G M., and about 17s. in silver. OSTENTATtoN OF SIMPIACITY.—It is stated in the New York Whig. that when the President sat down to the dinner prepared at the City Hotel, in Providence, and Which cousisted of every thing ...
... Chat ' , llimnier we descend into a cave, we are sensible that , i t are surrounded by a cold atmosphere; but if in th e he Whigs di t - ;.gour of a frosty winter we descend into the same cave, lerefore the , :f f ~ e are conscious of the presence of a ...
... say that the Honourable and Learned Gentleman had not followed up • his plea, but had allowed judgment to go bydefault. The Whigs left office in 1807 because they could .not obtain Catholic Emancipation; for more than , 20 years they had been shut out from ...
... necessary dread of an increase of crime. . But the severity was intended to conciliate the Tories, and to show them that a Whig government could act with all the spirit, and much of the policy, of a Pitt, or Castlereagh. The same feeling was displayed ...