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... WHIGS. LANGUAGE is variable, and words alter. This cannot be more ftrongly exemplified than in the prcfent times, when this term is aflumed by men who afiert, that PRINCES HAVE RIGHTS INDEPENDENT OF THE PEOPLE and when more than two hundred Britifh fenators ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Erfkine in the chair. The Sovereignty of the People was the firft toaft given; and fcveral compliments were paid to the Duke of Norfolk by the Chairman, Mr. Erlkine, giving the ...
... WHIG PROSPECTS, The following arc, wc understand, the proposed New Duties for 1840. This is the twenty-fifth year of peace, and the Whigs have not sufficient funds wherewith to pension off, according to their ascribed deserts, the living incumbrances ...
... Dan's speeches, Sept., 44). O happy Whigs ! You denounced O'Connell in a Queen's speech, but you have endeavoured to make the amende honorable and you have succeeded. But one step further. Federalism, and then Whigs and Repealers will become par nobile ...
... THE IMMACULATE WHIGS. submit the following instructive case to the North British Conservative friends : WHIGGISH MODE VOTE. Alexander Pendrigh was opposed in the Insolvent Debtors' Court, on Monday sennight, by Mr. Woodroffe, on the part of Messrs. Lamant ...
... WHIG MOTTOS. There is an excellent and well-known paper in the Spectator upon the then, and yet, existing system of stealing quotations, made use of as mottos and indices of the subject of each of the daily publications of that admirable periodical. ...
... WHIG MANŒUVRING. It may be, as the ministerial organs state, that Mr. Justice Patteson has become unfit for the discharge of tbe judicial functions, on accouut of the malady of deafness having increased—but we confess we have been taken by surprise by ...
... WHIG POLICE. l antediluvian rhinoceros, appears that these animal t fed on the leaves and fruit of fir tree?, and never lived r in a tropical climate. Stvd church, Lancaster, said to be one of th I eailicst places in which the Christian religion was pro ...
... WHIG CLUB Tuesday a numerous meeting the Members of this Club d at the London Tavern —Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair. The toasts and business of the day being gone through, Mr. Fox begged the meeting would-fill a glass thd memory of Hairy House. This ...
... WHIG CLUB. This Society had their fccond meeting for the feafon on Tuefday, the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Lord Holland was in the Chair, and Mr. Fox, the Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Erlkine, Lord Rolyert Spencer, Alderman Skinner, *c. were prcfent.—The health ...
... WHIG CLUB. A very numerous mealing was held the London Tavern, wheie the Society dined with much harmony. Mr. Fox, was in the Chair when his health was given in the afuat manner, he rofe to return the Memhets his molt cordial thanks for the honour which ...
... PROSPECTS OF THE WHIGS. An electioneering stir is perceptible throughout country. Nobody ventures cither to affirm or deny that the government can be carried on any party with the present pariiameut through another session. In the existing state of affairs ...