... the request of the Whigs, defended them. The same portion of the Whigs who opposed the revolutionary war, opposed the coercive mea- sures which were proposed and carried by Pitt's Admi- nistration, and finally,- a portion of the Whigs opposed the uncon ...

... too-the Schoolmaster, with rod in hand, threatening Whigs! upbraiding them with their faults, awfully pointing out their ten- dency,and sternly insisting upon reformation-not reformation of the State, but of Whig indifference to places and salaries. This Busby ...

... nephews, and sons, Filling place by dozens. Thinks .1 to mjself, Here's a lesson for me, This man's but a sample Of what the Whigs be. But thanks to my friends Of the Radical creed, Who taught me betimes, Mill and Bentham to read. ...

... Gentlemen. And other Entertainments. THE EXAMINER OF THIS DAY CONTAINS PAGE FAGE The Dleparted Session 385 sets 3S9 Netabilia; Whig and Tory; United Parliament - 390 Edinburglh and Quarterly Re. From the London Gazettes 391 ?? Opinion of the The Fonds - - ...

... most brilliant and thoughtful exponents of Whig policy. He has been, as we think he said on one occasion, first an Englishman and then a Whig. For ourselves we have too often had to find fault with the Whigs. Too often the necessity has arisen, brought ...

... opinions of Herr Von Raumer agree most nearly with the Whigs, and with Whigs he seems to have chiefly associated during his stay in England. There have been periods when a visitor, with his Whig affections (whose manuscript was to be corrected by the ...

... vapours, And taking lip the daily papers, So that asll pieasanter intelligence Gives way to Tory cants of allegiance, And to the Whigs, those shilly-shally gents. But let him, pray, put closer to 'em An eye so fitted to see through 'em, And he'll perceive,!hat ...

... Curacy a very omi- notis name for your preferment)-calling yourself a Whig, contemned and vie lified by your neighbours;-or kick Reform, and Liberality, and all that, to the first Whig on record-(vide Dr Johnson's opinion of the devil)-and lie in clover ...

... lars. Incendiarism has reached its height, like the flaming thing on the top of the Monument. Our crisis is come. Oh Whigs, Whigs, Whigs, what have you brought us to ! As the Britannic Guardian well ?? is gone to Italy-London is at Naples-and we are all ...

... yond the ground upon which the Whigs have found their coigne of vantage. He is opposed at Fanlchester by a good-humoured, care- less Tory candidate, and a sour nominee of the Whigs, Mr Pzigmore. To ensure the defeat of the Whig, the Tory is. induced to resign ...

... the first water. He becomes a Whig, and does not like it. He plunges into Radicalism, and likes it less. Then, with the usual set of cant phrases, he subsides into private life. I have done with them all. Tories, Whigs, Radicals, they are all alike ...

... holy 5teeple Low to itso ffouadation laid? 'EISBRSR. Noble Earl, short is the story, Tithes will perish in tbe shock; Parson Whig ?? Tory' ' must be paid by- their own dock. ?? A! I see they wish to plunder VER~IY TvitiG i tiOLD MOST DBAR! Tell the people ...