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... extreme paucity of candid and 'consistent argument in the speeches and writings of its supporters. All the principal men of the Whig party, Brougham, Grey, Russell, and the rest, have at some period or other of their lives expressed the most decided . abhorrence ...
... of the West Indian Islands arrayed in open rebellion against the Mother Country, and English blood shed by Englishmen. The Whig party have been loud in their deprecation of a man doing as he likes with his own, but surely this is more honest than the ...
... Did he state to Lord LYNDHURST the difficulty he experienced in bringing Judges to reason? How is it that Lord BRoupium, the Whig- Chancellor, happens to be first to call forththis declaration from the long-inconvenienced Counsel? The truth is, that Sir ...
... part of the nation, and in what light the other part regard their extravagant proceedings. By this it appears that Whigs are simply Whigs, Radicals are merely Radicals, Reformers are nothing on earth but Reformers; but it is inferred that the Tories are ...
... Post to excel even its own party in preposterous folly. In another column our Contemporary quotes DRYDEN'S Epistle to the Whigs—to prove, we imagine, for we know not what else it is to prove, that we are at this moment living in the reign of CHARLES the ...
... such an roceedings as this, was red for. But who shall ! It is the province its own party in pre- Contemporary quotes the Whigs—to prove, not what else it is to this moment living in the SECOND. The submitted to Lord he will act upon their Reform Bill ...
... or some other military body. It remains to he seen whether this very serious matter will be strictly investigated.—Northern Whig. NATIONAL SOCIETY.---The General Committee of the National Society held their monthly meeting yesterday at the vestry-room ...
... 380. No report from Cork this clay. FRANCIS BARKER, M.D. Sec. THE 47TH REGIMENT.—Some very gross accusations (observes the Whig-) were brought against the men of the 47th Regiment, in the Guardian of Friday last, and were very incautiously copied into ...
... public into that fancied security from which they are now fearfully awakened to the sense of the coming danger. Ever since our Whig Government, in an evil hour, united its councils to those of the Holy Alliance, and began that foolish work of protocolling ...
... prodigious power iencir this Association has obtained! Under the sanction of the laws we have here produced probablY2oo,ooo human Whigs in one great assembly, not half of whom, I am afraid, can come within the hearing of my voice.- Suppose now we should erect ...
... the preamble of this very Act I—not only in this preamble, but by Mr. Justice Holt, an eminent lawyer and a Whig, who defined that of which Whigs now-a-days made no account, a transcendant right, the right of choosing representatives in Parliament.—(Hear ...
... and true and. independent , ten-pounders. Lord Milton seems determined to (10 what he will with his own; but we dare Say the Whig press will not dare. to say one, word against the acts of his liberal Lordship. We have undoubted authority for stating that ...