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... reapecter of r,sons, as such of our readers a» are acquainted with his former productions well known, hut anus one blow at a Whig, and another l ory, noth jus impartiality.— Chmucle. July .a. IBi3. ID KXTU.VCT OF SARSAPARILLA. IN ll.is Preparation are ...
... by the care of our Cotemporary, are Consigned to fame eternal, pages of diurnal. And this is what is called Grand Whig Dinner ! Happy Whigs 1 Long may they live to feast on real Turtle, and admirable the Whiskey Punch that enlivens their potations —-Vtic ...
... publication. The Morning Chronicle Monday last, the loth instant, containing the Itcport the Proceedings and Speeches at the Grand Whig Dinner, given at Glasgow Air. ilrougham and Mr. Denman (w hich the Morning Chronicle sent for and obtained express from Glasgow ...
... Brougham by the Whigs of Scotland, which the Morniuy Chronicle calls a Grand Whig Dinner.” Wc could not wish an enemy a greater affliction than to toil through that paper’s closely printed report of it; but gather from it th;*t the Whigs are, as usual, ...
... the Editor of the Southampton Herald. Sir, —Much having been of late said of the conduct of the leading men of the Portsmouth Whig Corporation, permit me to say a few words to draw the attention of my fellow-townsmen to the subject, order that they may fully ...
... the measures recom- mended by the Whigs, the Chronicle must excuse if e laugh with that equanimity which the winning side may be allowed to fecL beg to ask where we should he now, if the constant advice of the Whigs had been taken on the great subject ...
... the guillotine ? This notice think it our duty take of such uselessly revived abominations. We hope that the good sense the Whig writers, who, as Mr. Canning amiably said at the Sheriffs dinner, have as fair right to the expression their honest opinions ...
... of York or the Duke of Clarence have promised to attend. The Vny/.v,—lVlint can more amiable than the present zeal of the Whigs in the cause of Spain ? They arc doing all they can to w ipe off the foul stain of their truckling to Buonaparte when stormed ...
... of their theatres with pageantry like that exhibited in the piece called Cortez, and the pantomime the Cat nr act. said the Whig wag, if they are short-sighted, they sea m fancy ilac public as short-sighted as ihemselves least so 1 judge, from their offering ...
... at once.” Upon a trade baronet remarking that there had been a great Court day that morning, co/. who was then lory (hut now Whig, consequence not being made bishop so quickly as he had calculated upon) took occasion to inquire “ how the King did upon which ...
... ring, we’ve J.rckson and a Spring— We’ve i/ull logoie all the Whig new* Among preachers we've a —an 'niong swill-pots And Saul Rothschild to tower o’er the Jews-fulk O What Review can Whig sty furnish, but sure lose its burnish Whi onr Quarterly’s splendours ...
... strength, since he had seen a little poney carry his noble friend, Lord Nugent, witj[i the greatest case—a joke upon one his Whig Jeatures which the Noble Lord took with good humoured equanimity. Mr. Hume, however, should have been contented with his laurels ...