... Fast, which might occasion the twenty-first to be celebrated as a general Feast. Mr. tobbett conjures us to worry the Whigs, and favours us with a list of the forthcoming Cobbett administration; while Mr. Owen is equally solicitous for our advocacy ...

... list— Lo'rd Grey has it in his pocket. Young - 'Victoria learns the laws; Croker has been heard to swear That she hates the Whigs—because She's the Monarch's natural heir. Well, that's pretty smart for Croker. So! it seems that Cobbett's right— Htin ...

... antagonists. The Ministry perseveres in its adoption of . the most mild and persuasive measures - , to preserve to his Majesty's Whigs the blessings of peace. It now and then breaks the leg of some impudent Tory frog, that hops about in defence of the corniption ...

... was asserted that the petition was only signed by 19 persons. The last contested election had been nearly a drawn battle, the Whig Members having only 23 majority, though about 4,000 of the electors polled. The.corporation, after being urged for years by ...

... crew drowned. The Richard, Taylor, from London to Yarmouth, struck on Lowest , 4e liar yesterday and upset. THE WIGS AND THE. WHIGS.-'---W ho shall say that the Bishops are not lovers of innovation, when we see them discarding their wigs ! Here is one of ...

... height his standard of the degree of public danger which is requisite to form an emergency If the letter did not assume Whig colours, we should suspect the writer of it to be no better than a Tory of the common stamp; for the burden of the song with ...

... redress of wrongs is the natuarl preventive of revolutions. Let Lord Grey turn with the disgust that ought to be felt by a Whig statesman from these wretched perversions of historical truth and political reasoning by his enemies. Let him be just to himself ...

... way into Parliament. How did that furious Cornet of horse, as Lord CHATHAM was called a century agohow did that veteran Whig, he demanded, get into Parliament? Why, he was returned for Old Sarum, that borough which served as the text for so many R ...

... privilege, the House would be identifying them with the best interests of the State. Heretofore the choice had been between Whigs and Tories; but now the interests of the country hail outgrown these distinctions, and its manifold wants would require men ...

... number 1 o f voters would in a few years be reduced from 7,000 to and be placed under the influence of the aristocratical Whigs and the Earl of Derby. It was a mere anomaly for the Hon. Member to divide the House. If he did make the motion, (Mr. Hunt) ...

... which had almost aprescriptive right to send Members to this House, that he would rather the Whig Government should take possession of them all, whether Whig or Tory, than that they should so unjustly be destroyed. A great deal was saki in former debates ...

... grow daily too pure for these times, The Whigs are plunged deeper than Cromwell in crimes; Though this reign (as your countrymen say) is a soaker, We yet shall be housee—said Sir Robert to Croker. If the Whigs I've reviled were to mat e me a Peer, To ...