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... -.., i, ‘. . , '. • ) ~ . .. -.. . , •C- Ev ny body was pleased witt! amioble matt; nets. The Whig Club voted him a sword, with I att appronri.o , ! 9 , 1 .as the Defender 4 the tine.ti , ni of . his own Country and of A nerica. The intended present, ...
... eyes of the Whigs the crimes of the PITT, PERCIVAL, and LIVERPOOL administration, consisted chiefly in having directed all the resources of the country against the arch foe NAPOLEON—consequently on this main point Sir ROBERT and the Whigs must be at issue ...
... goodness and virtues, not one of the Whig Lords or gentlemen offered her an asylum on her arrival, but allowed her to take up her.abode with a City druggist, Alderman WOOD. No! no! the tricks and manceuvres of the Whigs and Radicals are easily seen into ...
... all your vagaries with levity, but it will not succeed in England! No Moral or religious man dr can be your friend. If the Whig . ,Lords proclaimed, you innocent (and few of • them did so) it was only dictated by party spirit. t They were in hopes of ...
... Constitution, and the substitutiou of a military Government—and what is more, Lord GREY knows, that, if even a few of his brother Whigs would not consent to ,such a measure, that the majority of his own party would prefer throwing theniselvs into the arms of ...
... in the.eyes of the Whigs, as she is in those of the Tories. But they, as well as the Radicals, select her for the purpose of creating riot and confusion. Let the people of England net be deceived by the affected morality of the, Whigs, who were so squeamish ...
... prosecution has been carried on by the present Ministers. If the resignation of Ministers had been accepted in February last, and a Whig Ministry . appointed, and they .had conducted the prosecu-tion against La Dame, in that case I am certain that the Morning ...
... THE QUEEN OF THE RADICALS. To the Editor of . The British Monitor. SlR,—Despite the sneers of my Radical Whig associates, I have been a constant reader of your paper from its establishment. On some political points Ido certainly hold opinions not consonant ...
... errors are past, and if they are not fit to read lectures on Government, the Whigs are also incompetent, for they also approved of Regicide and Usurpation; consequently the Whigs should cease reproaching those who had the same feeling with themselves. Indeed ...
... Coca- RANE and other Whig Leaders attended, for the purpose, not of contributing their assistance, but for that of thwarting the object of the Meeting altogether. . Who then are the real friends of the People? Such wealthy Whigs as Lord CocHRANE and Sir ...
... things, however, are for our edification, if we will benefit by the example of the French Revolution, and if our Whigs will not do as the Whigs (if I may so call them) of that country did. One indeed might suppose, from the tendency of many articles which ...
... Mr. BROUGHAM and his Whig friends do not consider it at all fa miliar for a male servant to sleep under the same tent with his mistress ! If this be Whig morality, I would advise every man to be careful how he inter-marries in a Whig family. But it was ...