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... THE WHINE OP THE IRISH WHIGS. '* sutt-gmen aud oanimous peers ! Of your great bounty us pittance give; > Irish patriots who, with groans and tears, Are striving somehow by our wits to lire. • '. c picked the pockets of countrymen I oul they're empty ...
... MR. OCCONNELI, AND THIK WHIGS It is a fine game of finesse that Ministers and Mr. O’Conneli are just now playing with each other. Some of our readers may, perhaps, have seen ashrewd old fisherman angling fora trout of equal shrewdness, and admired the ...
... CREATION OP PEEHS-WHIG PROTEST. We can assert in tbe most positive manner, after having nude strict inquiry, that the statement of the John Bull is perfectly correct to the letter, that more Am forty H'iip Peer* have tent in their adhesion to the Portland ...
... organ of Whiggery. Set up by Whigs and conducted for Whigs, ever since its foundation it has been constant its creed; and the last thing the writer of the extract quoted by a correspondent could have dreamed of is that such Whigs as but a little while ago ...
... MONEY UNDER A STONE—WHIG PURITY NT OF THE STANDARD.) (FROM A CORRESPONDE ace before the revising barristers A curious discussion took pl an active partizan of the Whig at Derby last week. A v ‘over, party, who keeps a public bou: se not a hundred miles ...
... the Whigs in did not the trouble to oppose Pitt’s Act of Union in tbaHonseof hat also that Mr Grey, who did oppose it in im. lived on tar Into the present century, and became Earl Grey the trusted and honoured leader and rente sedative of the Whigs. I ...
... WHIG STATESMANSHIP ACTING UPON FRENCH POLITICS. Mr. Alderman Thompson’s motion in the House of ommons, regarding the hardships which have devolved on British trade and Commerce in consequence of the Dutch Embargo, exhibits the present Ministry in the ...
... nineteen-twentieths of the Clergymen of ‘England are Tories, and of the remain- der, being ‘Whigs, all are not fit to be Now can anything be more ug than gravely the Whigs from the charge af disinterestedness ? The defence goes on to professthe principle, that ...
... with his vote pledged to line of measures.— Suppose he sat for a Whig borough, be voted with the Whigs. He was bound to a certain line of prevented awkwardness A large constituency had an inflaence over a were as likely to warp him from the fair line ...
... trary was 1841 when the Whigs were cupelled froi power vole of no confidence. I ...
... The Southampton election was a disappointment to the Whigs. There a strong Government influence there, and where parties are at all nearly divided, that influence is sure to turn the balance. The Whigs, therefore, had doubt that their man was safe. Indeed ...
... J. J. WOULD INVITE STOCK NEW CARRIAGES, WHIGS IS THE LARGEST TEE SOUTH . IRELAND. J. JOHNSON. CAR BI AO BUILDER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. NELSON’S PLACE, CORK. ...