... bothered by Whigs, By Whigs; Ihey are making us all whirlygigs, Whirlygigs ! Our grand Constitution goes all to confusion, And privilege suffers a gross diminution, F o r nothing is safe from these Whigs, These Whigs; 0, nothing is sacred from ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. -..- TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sin.,—l have read in the Times (which I take at second hand) your report of the Liverpoo l meeting; and in that report, as well as all . have read beg& s on the present. state of cabinet affairs ...

... THE WHIG . BE VOLT. If one may believe the echoes of Pall Mall, the Whigs are beginning to be very weery'of playing the Dart of the lady who, whispering she'd Le'er consent consented. There have been so many rumours, however, about Liberal caveu ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. CORRESPONDENCE. ...

... THE WHIG LEADER. IF we are to believe what Lord Melcornbe Regis, better known as the famous Bubb Dodington, sets down against them in his diary, the statesmen of his time were, generally speaking, as great a set of rogues as ever breathed. He talks of ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OV THE ALBION'. SIR,.--.1 have read in the Times (which I take at second 114nd) your report of the Liverpool meeting; and in that report, as well as all I have read besides on the present state of cithi.: net affairs ...

... THE WHIG LEADER. IF we are to believe what Lord Melcombe Regis, better known as the famous Bubb DodingtOn, sets down against them in his diary, the statesmen of his time were, generally speaking, as great a set of rogues as ever breathed. He talks of ...

... MEETING OF THE WHIGS. We hear that a meeting of the Whigs was held on some day last week. The general opinion was, that, if Mr. Brougham were proposed as a candidate, he would be returned as one of the representatives of this borough. One gentleman then ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. TO TUE EDITOR OF TnE ALBION. NV r e you thinking V !Faith, the thought 'a no MU, tilbnik your friends are out and would be ; merely to content, sir, they go out, The way they take is strangely round about. • Sin,—Are you a whig or ...

... WHIG LIBARALITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. SIR,--1 believe it has been agreed on all side that the best speech, for reasoning and argil' meat, delivered in the debate on the Municipal Bill, was that of Mr. Roebuck' Whether from envy or spite I know ...

... whenever the Liberal party is reconstituted, it will be on a Whig basis, and it Is accordingly this Whig basis which the Edinburgh Review seeks now clearly to define. By the term 'Whig basis ' we are told Lord Russell meant to designate not a clique ...

... POLICY OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THE RIGIIT lION. LORD JOIN RUSSELL. MY LORD,—I am induced to address you by reason of your reply to the recent deputation of the inhabitants of you a Plymouth. ynn r lt r a officer of state, so long charged with the highest ...