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... AND YE SIIALL WALK IN SILK ATTIRE. To H« Y B-m, Ksi[. Patriot ttd Whig. (From the Perthshire Courier.) The question of place originated entirely with us. Canning's reply to Sir T. Lethbridge. C. And ye shall walk in silk attire. And briefs will ha'e ...
... and tlii-ee I'rotcstanis ; the liisli government is wholly Catholic, or at |ea«t wj|J be so ; in the cabinet are two leading Whigs; and in offlce are several individuals of that party, who are supported by the majority of their freei»dB, «fid by ajl the ...
... his plae-e (cheers and laughter) — who used to Ite most loud in his complaints of them. Jn what did the Whigs of that time differ from those Whigs who had placed that most sanguinary act, the Riot act, upon their statute book ; who hatl made Lord Granville ...
... Canning has a Sove. speech, to sum up its dia. Feign, and that he has also racter in a word, iihich colleagues. gained him the Whig*, This speech is the solitary exploit ?? .Mr. Canning as an individual Minister. Feb. _.— Well may Mr. May IG Let all . Canning ...
... of his fame -he meant his Ute, byw3S2?_£ said— A reasonable Whig and a moderate Tory differ only in degree. The doctrines of an extreme Tory are unintelligible— and those of an extreme Whig render government impracticable. (Hear.) They were both within ...
... still a Whig 't New Whig. No, Sir, I am a Ministerialist. Old Tory. Well said ; happy the minister with many friends ! But tell me, were you not a Foxite ? New Whig. I was. Old Tory. And a member of the administration ycieped the talents ? New Whig. Undoubtedly ...
... Canuing is skilfully cutting up the Whig-party, root and branch, by showing the public how ready they are to turn their backs upon former professions and associates for the sake of oflice. Others think that tbe Whigs entertain all their old dislike of ...
... Canning and Mr. Tierney)— Could a man be secure, That his life would endure. Finale— (Mr. Canning, and Grand Chorus of Whigs)— Uprouse ye then, my merry merry men, it is our op'ning day, Uprouse ye then, my merry merry men, and use it a» you may ...
... Cabinet are represented d? only ?? members in the House of Commons, their thrt* Whig colleagues are hark eel by 124 ! Of what eon** quene-e is it, therefore, how many Whigs are in ?? Cabinet, so long as that party possesses the greatest ?? merical strength ...
... dismissal every place-holder who should presume to oppose it ; he summoned to its support every adherent to his government — Whig, Borough- monger, Papist, Dissenter, Radical, and Infi- del ;— he marshalled all his strength ; he directed his subalterns ...
... would not lead the way. The bravest hearts were cast down by the general consternation. We re member an instance of a stout whig and a very worthy man, a writing-master by occupation, who 'had en- sconced his bosom beneath a professional cuirass, con- ...