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... being literary characters, very greedy for money, and extremely refined in cruelty, that Dionysius and Phalaris were liberal Whigs Stale bow long these crnclties were borne patiently, and from thence, by a finite aeries, show the probabilities of length ...
... to lake such share of popularity they possibly could. Thera were some who said the Whigs were sincere and ardent patriots; there was another section who said the Whigs were insincere, and were only anxious to make of the Reformers for their own purposes ...
... WEST OF ENGLAND CONSERVATIVE. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY Bek, Its. Well, our Whig-Radical Rulera in order. «, (tuppoar, to rhow the netion how br they are tx. pelile of going, in public apinino,ktn had the temerity, fimpudeuce would, perfup*, b, more appropriate ...
... Abolition Society. Capt. Foote had considered this odious impost of Church Kates, ever since had the capacity of judging, and Whig, Tory, and Radical must adroit to be an unjust exaction. churchman be maintained such to tho case, and though revering and ...
... idea of Lord John Russell's calling in the authority of Fox and the Whin of bia day In support of bis present measure: the Whigs of that day were the great Champions of the Protestant suesuccession. (Cheers.) No one was more anxious for equality of rights ...
... principle* proved by the fact that Hr, Ruaboat Bow re, Ike Coraerrmlive ceodidale toccceding Sir Charles Cockerell, member of the Whig Radical UoTtrnment, dleuaoed Marcus Hill by majority of a poll of 304. The majority would k**o boon coneidersbly yrooter bad ...
... was. my Lord John, when yon railed at Reform, As trick for the rabble, tub in the atom j brawl for Whalley, growl for Hume, whig-block for Denman, a' woolsack for Brough am. Time was, my Lord John, when the pen in your band Did all the dull work of the ...
... the Government to hold up their fotliea to the ridicule of the country; to point the finger acorn at the degraded poature the Whig-Radical Cabinet ; to direct the contempt of the public to the imbecility and aubaerviency of the Whigt, and the indignation ...
... framers The Whig Who its supporter, ? The Whig Government. And who support them in office Even the very men who were carried triumphantly into Parliament on the shoulders of the people, and who stand pledged to redrew the people, wrong,! Whig, are the chief ...
... act upon this “everyhog-his-own-apple ” principle, church-rates, either apply it to your own Registration Bill, or Whig justice and Whig economy are mere words, which, if they mean any thing, mean their direct opposites; just as I have read somewhere of ...
... saves the life of enemy in so horrible war that which now nqee.in the north Spain. To such dishonour has the policy of the Whig* Radical government exposed the arms of England —the arms not only of General Evans’s deluded volunteers, but the arms the ...
... bring forward succession of measures, which they know will palatable to the Rndirala, and meet no decided opposition from the Whigs, but which they equally well know will be rejected by the Peerv. With the same view, and in the hope that, by gaining time ...