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... toama n whoa former Whig Ministry 4 eemed a fit person to be enounced in the eech; that man who had himself, King’s Sp in his usual “ gentlemanly” but a short time before applied, language, the terms of “base, bruta land bloody Whigs” to their party. Gentlemen ...
... renegade. A Whig grub. A rotten Whig.'' scabby sheep. A rotten rodder. A Whig intrigoist. A thief in the night. A Government man. A political caterpillar. A chameleon militatre A betrayer of the party. A monttcoKa imposture ...
... Duke (c). There is a limit beyond which the Whig faction commonly shrinks to hazard its malpractice ; there a decency in which the craft of Whig selfishness would hide its guile. A rash disobedience to the Whig pandects of party lust has furnished record ...
... THE YORKSHIRE WHIGS. Mr. Richard Oastler, in article on the defeat of his old friends, the recreant Whigs, thus sketches their portrait :—These West Riding Whigs I have known from my cradle. They were then a discontented, murmuring race ; hating all ...
... WHIG LEGISLATION ! interesting to those who pay county rates- The Bills introduced to the Parliament for improving County Courts, by providing cheap, prompt, and P'e justice,—likeevery measure proposed our \ Radical Ministry,—are both blundering and ...
... THE WHIG MOVEMENT. FRIDAY EVENING, May * Lord John Russell has given notice o string of resolutions, which are to come *° sion after Whitsuntide. one he |lS protective duties another he inveighs *»# foe Corn-laws; a third recommends the revision o of ...
... THE WHIG LAMENT. On Friday Lord John Eussel), having proved himself to useless as a nominal leader of the Opposition* took the opportunity the closing day of the Session, to add some remark's on the state ofthe country. doing so, he observed that it had ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. the Government of the Duke of Wellington overthrown, in 1830, the Whigs, under Earl _ e came into Office upon the avowed and express 'ciples 0 f Retrenchment and Economy in the pub- Expenditure. These were their professions, but eir practice ...
... THE ECONOMISING WHIGS! A fraudulent statement of figures has been piraded in the columns of the Morning Chronicle and other Ministerial Journals, purporting to show the great merits the Whig-Radicals over the Conservatives, in the way of reducing the ...
... THE WHIGS, AND THE REPEALERS. The sordid designs of O'Connell in his Repeal movement are becoming glaringly apparent, even the dull apprehensions of his dupes; and the fruits are displayed in an almost open schism in the Repeal camp. A short time since ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. etTtCt-^.Ul)>UtOUti)# ...
... of the Whigs, and the scorn of good men. Radical M.P.— The rotten wooden leg of a lame Whig. Sugar. —What the Whigs offer to cram the people with, after having dosed them with vinegar for some years. Traitor. —A man who is hanged by the Whigs in Canada ...