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... inconsiderable in consequence of the, bets being annulled.—Here is the true and simple history of a transaction 'which both Whig and Tory have wrapped in the mystery .of' political and Cabalistic jargon.—What then, L ask, is to op-- pose the re-union of ...
... -even- among political critics, who will insist upon it that you are-ironical, and mean to ridicu. , le both the STAUN CI Whig and the THOROUGH-11U I LT - Tory, instead of supporting either ,W hi g or 'Fory • But, be this as it may., both. parties. unite ...
... impregnated with the seeds of litigation, ungentlemanly littlenesses, the pertinacity of old Tory—and the licentiousness of modern Whig. But I will' not be . Vindictive; poor, worn, hapless politician; I hope this; * . NLTAL may prove .consolatory, and this final ...
... staunch WHIG or a thorough built Tony are characters equally to be despised: but, sir, you have endeavoured to do away, the very impulse of an .honourable ambition to be . either Tory or Whig, by proving to an astonished world, that, as Whig, you brave_ ...
... sufferin gs reproach the altar on which they tiar to do justice to their.cOuotry ‘Vhat will his enemies, the proud and fierce whigs, the Bedfords, the Russels, the Cavell. dishes, the Percys, think of it, each living Hin his castle like a, king? Ministers ...
... absence. • I The Hon. F. Rol)inson, it is sail, Si offer himself as .a candidate for the countY Bedford, in opposition to the Whig intere , A, the ensuing General Election. St. Alban's Election.—Friday, ltobarts - Lord Charles Spencer Churchill Majority ...
... Mr. Waithmart intend to go in the, cause of. Reform? This was one test. Another was—would he accept a - situation under the Whig ,party ? . Was he for a. milk-and-water Constitution ? There was 'one objection which he considered of portal*, and that was ...
... England receives its form Irani example their and TOru Leaders, -it is deinanded, what is the 'trite .character of a staunch Whig and •-a thorough bred Tory, and how tar is it proper 4n the people to submit to their guidance or domination? ...
... successful, they *to tbe wise. etlCOtiOli As the Siitem of C'onduet• of' the ° P l c f,England receives its form from I : of their Whig *old Tory it is demanded, is the real. and Character of a modern Rory, nd of a It'hig? • , c411041.a . :. u h lie question ...
... is • epidemical; amid a madness it must ,be, For, though constantly •deceived, • the• to eAtilid—nowiu.y..l Tory, now in Whig. - It is My design, in this Paper, to soften the asperities Of this endennal 'disease, and to neutrali7e theavidities, of the ...
... appreciate true merit -from fictitious - worth. The-question will run thus . What is the real -genius and character vits :modern Whig-,, and how far it: wise in the people-to coniider Modern Whiggism -fis the Lamp , ofSaleation -to Me Land Jahn ...
... Hear him !—Hear liiin!--4esoand from every quarter. It is certainly possible, Perhaps probable,•that this great struggle. of -WHIG may at length end,: eft . * in despo, on the one hand, or confusion or anarchy on thCother. If any pen, therefore, are to be' ...