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... but a Tory could have conceived his own description so accurately. . Question—Who are the constelletton mini? Assayer—The Whigs. The Tories repiesent everything redden. ...

... in its first effects, highly aristocratic ; if, through the small boroughs, and the divisions of the counties, the great Whig nobility acquire a preponderance over the Radical party, the consequences will be hardly less disastrous. Increased discontent ...

... attended . Wth ' inconveoience, and, would ensure contests. , Mr. WORTLEY said that • the whole system was unjust, while she Went /Whig of Yorkshire, with.* population of ibout a million sent (ioày two members, the mof 'Buckingham with inh*ltanat, anwallowed ...

... which shall receive an early notice. They cause too late far thirweere number. T. 3. was, in sporting „fis'iecond. Why lift Whig called—T..l. What is shortened when it grows imps J. We have also received several solutions to the Sesseprt enigma, but they ...

... Jones, Mr. Place, of Charing-cross, &c. There was not much speaking. Mr. Estcourt, M. P. addressed the crowd against the Whigs, and obtained great attention. It is said upon good authority that Govern- ment are about to issue ten millions qf small notes ...

... id est, during th. continuance of Whig rule— abide the conse- quences of a change so impolitic and so de- grading. In the conduct of foreign affairs then, we apprehend the reader will find nothing ta recommend our Whig statesmen, as fitting fr_ raer3 of ...

... view of the mal-administration of affairs since the coming in of the Whigs, we made no allu- sion whatever to the conduct of the Government in Ireland, not surely because the record of Whig rule, or rather mis-rule, in that unhappy country presents one single ...

... those in the south-western counties, will never fail lo suggest t.i us the proper epithet lo put lie fore the compound word. Whig Ministry ! How fully has this faction proved itself to be that which I described it when I hud the fellows silting before me ...

... previously to the grand reform ex- plosion. We shall make two extracts, showing what the Whigs were, ,and what they commenced to be eirven months ag^. THE OLD STATE OF THE WHIG AND TORY PAR- TIES BEFORE THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OP 1789. Both possessed that basis ...

... existing proprietors, of every class, inevitably follow. Even the Whig Lord Chan- cellor of Ireland has admitted this, in its fullest extent, and his Noble colleague, still more sourly Whig, of the English Sen Is, has declared from his place on the woolsack ...

... too many grounds to justify these repeated calls upon our vigilance. Divide et impera ha 3 been the principle upon which the Whigs, finding that from the chances of fair and open war they have nothing to ex- pect, have for the last ten, twelve, or fourteen ...