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... gentle and brave, Are tortured wrong till they sink the grave ? Never mind, for Whig doctrine, whate'er mav befal, this—that the weakest must go to the wall. Ay, Whigs, never mind, for you play but your part; Noisy braggarts words, sulky tyrants at ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The recent rapid accession of numbers to the P eer r,' 9 ail to attract the notice of even the most casual the unceremonious manner in which the hangers-on li' faction have been pi'chforked into that assembly' ri»i* lightly ...
... WHIG JOBBING. WEST r SATURDAY, JUNE U, 1853. the revest of several of our readers residing in Woolwich we have again inserted the list of Whig appointment or electioneering purposes. Those woo live glass houses are proverbial for the amusement of throwing ...
... THE LOYAL WHIGS. At the bottom the sixth column of the fourth page of Monday's Times appears the fallowing letter, bearb.g the signature of the now notorious Mr. Thomas Young, upon which letter the Times does not bestow a single word of commentary. ...
... ion feeling, and the discomfited and wo-begone Whigs excited the risibility ofthe meeting their gestures and movements at so sudden and unexpected a defeat from their quandam friends. Finally the Whigs escaped to a hole and corner adjoining, where ...
... THE NEW WHIG DICTIONARY. Edited Russell, John, Esq., F.R.S., and A.SS. Published Lamb, Cupid, and Dan, Westminster, and Merion-sqoare, Dublin. This laborious work has evidently been taken in band by men firmly determined to overcome old prejudices ami ...
... Leveson, ditto made Marquis by the Whigs Hon. Mr Moreton, ditto Mr. Cavendish.—His grandfather Lord Worsley, ditto made Earl by the Whigs LordEbrington.—Hisnephew(Lord Mr. Hobhouse, brother of the Pre- King) made Earl the Whigs sident of Board of Control Mr ...
... TEN YEARS OF THE WHIGS. (From Blackwood's Magazine.') It is not within our purpose to into the detail of the years which followed the passing of the Reform Rill. The course of fully justified all the fears and all the contempt of the country. It was seen ...
... Scott Conwav Grtastoa Sidney Grevill* Stuart ' Egerton Bertie Wilkmgbby Saville. The writer has given the Whigs the Talbots, when only one branch is Whig, and the Russells and Cavendishes, without considering these families which rose by the plunder of the ...
... WASHING.—IMPORTANT TO THE WHIGS. At numerous and highly respectable meeting the washerwomen of Kensington and the neighbourhood, held this day the Crown and Sceptre, Mr». Euphemia the chair, It was resolved unanimously,— That this meeting read with ...
... A WHIG LEGACY. Amongst the variety of Whig legacies of which the country has yet to enjoy the benefit, Lord Ebrington's reform in our Weights and Measures occupies no mean place. It or.e, too, which chiefly monopolised the classes whom that noble lord ...