... rights the peop.e lor the last seven years: it almost unnecessary to state that these old hypocritical apostates were the Whigs. Such, indeed,. was the beginning their administration, and Price One-Halfpenny every year that they were afterwards :n power ...

... full of as such a pious personage, you him to be the vilest of th. picable among that despici honest, enlightened men, vu ral Whigs- . . His evil propensities, toi ones, render him a very dar especially if his lot be cas masses, of workshops, fac works, cotton ...

... • • • * inn nno service of plate from Portugal, wortli • • > Heir, son, Arthur Marq. D«uro, MI. sionary pension, by act of Whig parliament; . nnatt.; Commander-in-Chief and Lieut. Gov of Guernsey. Lord Chas. Wellesley, son, L.eut.-Col. t. £3lO 53 Relat ...

... schools and churches) is one of the most prominent causes—why the doctrine ot passive obedience is still very prevalent in Whig and Conservative society The other Sunday quoad sacra minister was expatiating to his flock, on the holy functions of the priest ...

... would much exceed what it would be in the latter case, it follows that it is a vastly easier task to reform Tory house than Whig Radical one. More of this. Our contemporary rid' '.s (September 12) the notion of “ preferring. 'oaf to half a loaf, taking ...

... his basket and in his store; this is the aim and object of your genuine aristocratic legislation ; this is the true art of Whig and Tory government.” —Leeds Times. aristocracy does not expire, like a man, in a single day; the aristocratic principle is ...

... to be, intelligent,” while O sad anomaly!—he was sunk in the depths of Mwintelligence or Radicalism. much for the orthodox Whig doctrine that intelligence is the never-failing concomitant of property. Sir Timothy assured him that Gabriel was incorrigible ...

... strength, till we arrive at the full stature of perfect freemen,” each sitting under his vine, and under his fig-tree, neither Whig nor Tory making him afraid! It would be easy and pleasant to expatiate on the benefits that roust accrue to the millions after ...

... pediency of petitioning parliament for endowments 5 for there is nothing, in my opinion, too inconsistent for a selfish truckling Whig to do. But let the people only mind themselves, and commence the good work in every district immediately. many localities you ...

... us by the paths of peace, to liberty and happiness. Belfast, April 14, 1797. Massacre Glenco 5 OR THE EARLY DOINGS OF THE WHIGS. In the month of August a severe proclamation was issued, requiring all to submit and take the oaths to government, before ...

... field as this to remain so long uncultivated ; the more so, considering the immense importance to his party of one vote.” (The Whigs were weak even then, but what value would Twister put upon “ one vote” now ?) Sir Timothy was anything but a man of fine feelings ...

... truth, his very style, when he sinks into the doctrine of expediency, assumes at once the wretched cant of the hypocritical whig. “All are entitled to equal rights, he says, and then he talks of being in favour of suffrage greatly more extended than we ...