... though these schemes may be accomplished only the ruin of every virtue—therefore the number of political quacks, denominated Whigs. In their schemes of fraud and tyranny we perceive the real motives, no matter how plausibly glossed, which impel men to sanction ...

... up the heel rebellion against her graceless rake of husband—the state. Passing over also his indignant denunciation of the Whigs, believing as we that they richly deserve all the castigation he has given them, and great deal more too than he has either ...

... effects can estimate to the full extent what an evil it is) purely and solely the spawn of that most glorious, and as the Whigs tell us, final measure, the Reform Bill. Reform,” inAteA.\ —if the turning to the winds and elements of heaven, without house ...

... worthies were hired, for a purpose that will be seen immediately ; but being disowned by their empioyets, rvere put down in the Whig and Tory papers as “the rabble,” “the mob,” &c. &c. ! ! terms which, being afterwards used towards people of a different class ...

... early part of the year, encouraged the ministry at home to adopt the most extraordinary proedino-s, and the secession from the Whigs of the Duke f Portland, Lord Fitzwilliam, Mr Burke, Mr Windham, and others, increased their arrogance beyond all bounds; but ...

... interest,” alias the Tory party, was in the field, and the Liberal interest,” alias Sir Timothy Ruddleduck and a few other Whig landholders, were not to be put out of it without a struggle. Every stringer of rhymes, chaunter of ballads, and writer of ...

... above, was used to describe the state of public feeling a very stirring and critical period in the history of Tory misrule, and Whig zeal, bustle and activity. A change had indeed come over the spirit of the time; old and venerable system was about to suffer ...

... credit and influence, is so much gained to the cause advocate. We mean the aristocracy, and their tools—the priesthood, and the Whig and Tory press. These are the parties who all that they possibly can to obstruct the steady and gigantic strides of Democracy ...

... your conquering way, Till opposition bites the dust. Soon happiness and liberty Shall crown the battle you have fought, And Whig and Tory only be Remembered by the wrongs they wrought. Be steadfast in your glorious cause, Tho’ here and there some victims ...

... natural right of every man to have his interest consulted in the commonwealth of which he is member; there is very little our Whig and Tory lit'erati dare not attempt, but the abstract right of one man to be represented as veil another, is a task rather ...

... have them do so, and that the wisdom of our ancestors is an absurdity which, as we have said, is not confined solely to the Whig and ranks. must be apparent to any one of ordinary acuteness who examines the matter a little attentively, that property (res) ...

... physical pow cr . J No: he threw out modest allusion to some half million of fighting men which he could raise. Or did the Whigs, when contending a few years ago for ascendancy, under the pretext of reforming the institutions of the nation, tell the Tories ...