... CHARACTER OF THE WHIGS. Damn'd neuters, in their middleivay of steering, Are neither fish, nor flesh, nor good red herring; Nor male nor female they, nor this nor that, Nor bird nor beast, but just a kind of bat; A half-bred monster, true to neither c ...

... Carpenter proposed the second resolution. Thii gentleman went into a long detail of circumstances, and reviled the conduct of the Whig Government in no very measured terms. This address was received with loud and long continued cheering. Mr. Carpenter concluded ...

... consider the constitution but a beautiful theory, and soon think seriously of the necessity of reducing it to practice. The Whig Administration have thus figured out —they have put into bold relief—this fearful defect. If they have only created it, they ...

... attacked the Whigs. Were not Charlemont and Grattan Whigs? There were descendants of those eminent men living—there were gentlemen in that House who bore their great and honourable names. Lei them disavow that their ancestors were Whigs. Grattan and ...

... ambition only for its aim; but, when we daily see the tyrannic actions of this inhuman wretch, we proclaim the subserviency of our Whig administration, and denounce it as a stain upon our national honor. For ourselves, we would hunt the miscreant from his throne ...

... slumbering spirit of the English nation should be aroused, and retributive punishment follow their political delinquency. Our Whig Ministry seem luke-warm in their avocations : they stare with utter astonishment at the commotion now instigated by the real ...

... Ministry, argues little for his judgment, though a great deal for his good • nature and want of suspi cion. He would give the Whigs credit for doing all that they ought to do, because they have done as little as they could possibly help. He believes that ...

... town. _ No sooner had the speech of the Whigs been promulgated, recommending coercive instead of relieving measures for Ireland, than an universal cry of surprise and indignation pervaded all parties, Radical, Whig, and Tory, as it became evident that the ...

... defended upon the plea of custom and necessity. But the Whigs, in the person of the First Lord of the Admiralty, have boldly and unequivocally, given it their sanction. We all know that the Whigs, when in opposition, were continually bringing forward this ...

... ned vacator or it, transcends all former illustrations which the Whig Cabinet have given us of the system of doing good to one's enemies 1 Miehing nialieho—it means mischief. The Whigs in office are by this time pretty well aware of the spirit that promises ...

... Gillon's motion will of course meet with the Opposition which every measure of the people's will receive from the House_ of Whigs. The Reader has only to refer to the behaviour of .the Ministerial thick-and-thin voters whenever motions for abrogating.sinecures ...

... saving of 2,000,000/. to 3,000,000/. Will any one dare to affim, after this glorious specimen of Ecclesiastical Reform, that the Whig Ministry are callous to public clamour? Notwithstanding this evident desire to commence the good work, we find a set of Tory ...