... pecuniary embarrassments; we have before been committed in a war against all Europe- nay, we have before been submitted to % Whig administration. Rescued before by- Providence from such difficulties, It were now criminal to despair? But if we hope, it is ...

... it behoves the Tory patrons of boroughs lo expel the Whigs and apostates, who usurp scats for them ; but we think so, not from an opinion that any numerical force in Parliament can sup- poit a Whig ministry against the sense of the country, but because ...

... well-wisher of his country. But what will become of 'the apostate Tories in such an event ?— those who lent themselves tothe Whig radicals to assist in destroying all our national prosperity ? W ill honour- able men ever have any thing to do with them again ...

... dictation} Pray, was the storm raised among the Whigs at the bare mention ofa King's candidate for the Chancellorship of the Ex- chequer any thing like dictation? Ami then the disinterestedness of the Whigs, forsooth, who sought no reward ? Pray, we ask ...

... cabinet, the Navarino cabinet, the s.ll- condemne.i of incapacity, tha distracted cabinet, or, to sum up all in two words -the Whig- and truckling cabinet, should feel the feverish timid- ity that ever adheres to the consciousness of guilt and weakness. We ...

... Have not similar disasters befallen the patchwork cabinet ever since the day that Mr. Canning mimed his alliance with the Whigs. Lord Bexley was a pivot that fell loose and had to he re-riveted. Mr. Surges Bourns was an old second hand boiler, that after ...

... extracted from this day's Morning Chronicle (see Ikl page). It will show that the whig party are not altogether satisfied with their present position, and confirm, as far as whig authority can, all that we have said of Lord Godericli's imbecility, the weakness ...

... to the strength of the King's government ft) the hands nf those, whoever they are, who shall succeed to ti.e Whigs and Apostates, that the Whigs and Apostates he stripped of every rag of pretension before they are turned adrift. They have, indeed, prosecuted ...

... in Consols were so slight, that there was nw making out, as the reports preponderated in fa- vour of atl administration all Whig or ail Tory, which was the favorite of ihe money market. Tho- extreme prices for the account were 84 i and ?? and the closing ...

... ofiiee on tiie ground ol' adultery, or infidelity, or atheism, ll' such disqualifications were alleged against any notorious Whig, or truckling apos- tate, how universal would be the shout of shame upon him who would violate the sanctity oi pri- vate lite ...

... rubbish— tiic (inch riches, the Dudley*, the ?? ?? the warm- ing-pans, {arc gone; nobody is so insane as to dream or' tin* Whigs, and poor Mr. Tieiney is again tobe turned loose upon the world. It is said, however, that the continuance in office of tiie ...

... any set of mi- nisters than that df disbanding the yeomanry o Britain. It matters not. gentlemen, whether we have a Tory or a Whig ministry, they are all alike when they get into office — all striving to fill their own pockets. If men in office will set ...