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... often, it has been averred, withold that active support from their own journalists which is so spontaneously afforded the Whigs to their organs and representatives. They are, it is said, so confident of the succe.. of the cause in which they are embarked ...
... epithet for the Author of Little's poems, of the Twopenny Postbag, and the Fudge Family By and by we shall hear some other Whig ecclesiastic— '* Some decent priest, when monkeys were the gods, recommending Cleland, or Faublas—Faugh ! ...
... serious losses they have sustained; although it is certain that they are entitled to much more sympathy than those unpatriotic Whigs who helped to furnish Revolutionary France with sinews war, at a time when she was engaged hi a struggle for supremacy with ...
... and of course the paint was all washed off in their transit, and the cheat discovered Such are the stories fabricated by the Whigs, for the purpose of vilifying persons connected with the government of their country A late number of the St. James's Chronicle ...
... their own turn, and flatter and dupe the Whigs. But whig, even the most stupid and infatuated, can believe, that Roman Catholic can have any love or fellow feeling for that most rank of heretics, a Puritan or a Whig and their coalition must such may be supposed ...
... theft and, in the confusion which followed, got clear oft with Ins booty bears a considerable resemblance to that pursued tne Whigs and Roman Catholics in all their controversies with their opponents. The vulgar, but too frequently successful trick of en ...
... Observations upon the Education of the Poor, addressed to the Working Classes and their Employers. It is so seldom that find the Whigs realizing any of their lolly professions of good will towards the more humble classes of the community, that we are really ...
... amiable and reaUy eminent man, the Whigs have the assurance to reproach him with sycophancy, because he has consented to accept of the honorary situation of Poet Laureate to his Majesty ; an office which several Whig bards employed, at the time it became ...
... the exemplary conduct of that cruelly calumniated class men ! Once Whig,always a Whig, says the proverb and Mr. Plunkett is living illustration its correctness. it then he a -.Whig Tory guise—a wolf sheep's clothing! far from conceding to this gentleman ...
... hated Whig, and he hated a Scotchman (a laugh). Now it my good fortune to be both (a laugh); and could that learned per. son rise from the dead, I should feel much pain in consequence of the hatred he must bear me in my double capacity of Whig and Scotchman ...
... which has its origin with his political opponents. If he depart from this rule, he is accused of inconsistency. Is he not a Whig, or, is he not a Tory, the cry ; and what right has he to impugn the principles of a member of the party he professes to revere ...
... Political Notices. THE IRISH CATHOLICS AND THE WHIGS. The system of Liberality which now so actively at work, seeks to destroy every constituent part of the moral government. To be literal, you must place religion and irreligion, virtue and profligacy ...