... is tolerably plain — it speaks the real sentiments of the Whigs, and was no doubt meant to meet the eye of the illustrious personage, to insult whom has been the leading principle of all Whig policy. If it were not that it would puff Up the vanity of ...

... speak if they chose, the chance at Mr. Brougham for any other seals is pretty nigh destroyed, anxious as he may he for the Whig- lings to keep office, and determined as his faction may l»e to pursue the system of annoyance and per- secution in another ...

... was not a little alarmed to see, in a ministerial paper, he understood, of high authority, though not in connection with the Whig party of the ministry, an advice to the Catholics to abstain not only from agitation now, but from petitioning during the next ...

... had, misgivings of Mr. Cun- ning's perfect truth — how could they have acted otherwise than as they did act. The execrable Whigs had already broken the unity, and undermined the strength of the Government. Had any Tories in the Cabinet raised an objection ...

... from which the offer of the situation was con- veyed to him. This will be another bitter pill for the off-scourings of the Whigs, and his high mightiness the northern Cabinet maker to swal- low ; as it is well known that his grace is a true Protestant ...

... The Earl of Darlington, a bitter Whig, and a very extensive borough patron, is to be raised to the dignity of Marquis of Cleveland. This is by no means a Whig triumph, inasmuch as the step now given to Lord Darlington is but a part per- formance of Mr ...

... day's Morning Chionide, where it forms part of the leading aiticle. What company the Morning Chronicle people must keep ! Whigs, of course : — There is hardly a town in this island which does not contain one or more individuals in circumstances which ...

... on the other. The war between the Whig Captain at)d the Tory Journal wns quite natural — natural — as a dispute between members of op- posite parties. Not less natural, as offering a lies proof of the hatred which Whigs bear to practical liberty, and of ...

... consumed upon the joyous occasion. — Dublin Paper. We see hy Cobbett's Register that the Ori/inal Whig Club Chair is, along with other Crown and Anchor Whig furniture, to be sold, at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, and ...

... l'univers. This would most clearly express the sentiments of the founders and patrons of the new university. For it is not Whigs who arm and launch this leviathan of learn- ing against the Oxford of the Tories. All parties are agreed that these party names ...

... elected him ; and they met with the return which ever awaits those who rely upon Whig honesty or Whig honour — their demand to be repaid the money advanced upon the Whig's pledge to repay it, has been replied to by a special plea — their demand of political ...

... into which two Whigs have made their way, and which two Whigs no indignity can drive out again. Let us en- deavour to undeceive those deluded people who have been drilled by the factious writers into a belief that they have had a Whig ministry inflicted ...