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... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? tfoinii.a SATURDAY, 2«, I*l9. commend llio calm consideiation our renders every party, sect, calling and condition, article which wcliavr extracted lrom the recently published nnnilier tilt; Million llkvii.w.uiu! which will found ...
... In political principle the SPECTATOR IS Whig, but WITH a more decided tendency towar-1* rtforn at home and the extension of ordeily freedom lib Si'cits patty interests tot weic supposed to have. !8, it has subordinated nil public questions, and more ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. A WHIG-TORY CABINET. (From the Spectator.') Mr. Harvey rccommends an open coalition of Whigs and Tories—the moderate men of both parties being selected for the experiment. An Administration composed would, he thinks, be efficient ...
... Macauley concluded with a fine eulogium on the Whigs. We c*not deny that they kave been all that he asserts, that mey have bravely fought the good fight of civil and Migious liberty and that with the name of Whig is the proudest recollections of our history ...
... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. PARTIES CONTRASTED.-(.From the Sua.) Althouoii very frequently have objection! to make tothe Whigs, we are also continually reminded that they are not half bad as the Tories. At an agricultural dinner at Brill, in North Bucks, on ...
... the Irish ground froin under Whig feet. Canada?— The Whig hill has settled tbat question till the end of 1810; and il we are not then ready with a new constitution, prolong the term of that useful despotism which Whigs have taught us the colonies require ...
... dilemma. If the matter be not disposed of by the Whigs, it will remain a rock ahead, which the Tory party will be wrecked. It cannot disposec the Whigs, unless with Tory aid ; but if Tories aid Whigs to defeat Tories, chaos is coine again. any course ...
... not require Whigs, at the word of coui.uaiid, to turn Radicals—we «'o not exjiect the party in the rear of the march of Reform to spring the van but we do conteud, and have lone: contended, that there is too wide au interval between the Whig position and ...
... visitor at Sandhill Park, and he thought that a contest would very probably occur in the county. So one Whig Gentleman, intimate friend of another Whig cannot, forsooth! visit him or tua family, without being watched!aud conclusion* drawn, by some neighbouring ...
... of the Conservative party. It is said that the smooth-tongued Whig cajoled the simple Tory, the elections might have had a different result. It was expected, we presume, that Whigs and Tories would h*re united against the Radicals ; but the c ...
... of political power—the fountain and the basin in one. What the Whig principles are this, or any other matter, we not know—they have been some time out of print. Bnt the practice of the Whigs we do know—a trifle to well. Their custom is too sit (occasionally ...
... struggle. Hitherto they hare been silent, for the Whigs declared ihat there was no restiug place between tlie present narr >w franchise an I Universal Suffrage. But a resting place ' th , great Whig organ has baldly the Q ecessity of promptly seeking ...