... designs of their enemies, than by establishing associations similar to the York Whig Club. With these impressions he proposed the health of Sir George Cayley and the Whig Club of York, which was drank with cheers. Mr, Lambton, in a speech which was much ...

... MALDEN WHIG CLUB. The Essex Whig Club assembled at Malden on Saturday last, to commemorate the triumph over the bill of pai NI and penalties, which had taken place on that day twelvemonth; Chas. U. Westeen, Es., M. P., in the chair. This Society has ...

... the Whigs and Tories, relative to some communications which are represented have taken, place between the Monarch and the head of the Whig party, previous to, and during the.pendance of the t r i a l of the Queen. The Times upbraided the Whigs with ...

... men, is unequivocally brought into notice. The Whigs, in point of character, come out unimpeached, turn the question as you will; but the queries rest here,—did the King in secret wish to bring in the Whigs, unknown to his present advisers ; or did the ...

... not believe one word of it. Let neassifY, dire neeissity, call a Whig administration to the very verge of office, if by any magic the votes of Boodle's Club-room could be secured— Whigs, Reform, and Economy, might all go to the d—l. It is our lionest ...

... reflects again, my Slop, On each office cub, On the Service-Club, And the pimps of the Bridge-street den, my slop, While all the Whigs are quaking, Slop, To see your readers taking—Slop, The daily mess, _ Their maws to bless, Which you'vc such a knack of snaking ...

... that paragon of wit and wisdom, and fine lv.riting, Lady Hood ?—the Escort Committee ?—or the Common ~,ouncil I No, it was the Whig-Radicals, becallse he had conlounded titer politics and frustrated their knavish tricks.. If a, jury had acquitted Hone ...

... mentioning, and that is, the cordial reconciliation of the Whigs and Radical Reformers—for our own parts we always considered this a most unnatural warfare—we do not mean to say that the Whigs were in duty bound to court the alliance of that contemptible ...

... grave. It is a matter of sincere regret, we will venture boldly to affirm, to every well-wisher to his country, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical Reformer, to see the men who ought to be the leaders of a bold, openhearted, manly, yeomanry, exposing themselves ...

... noticed as the opposer of crusade against France, which the writings of Illtrke had, in some degree frightened the alarmist Whigs to join, and during more than one quarter of, a tentlli'y Mr. Waldman has been the Champion of Revolution Whiggism in the councils ...

... necessity, and hoping to impress the public with a belief that they intend to resign power„,f ou the very same reason that the Whigs refused to .take it ? As the Meeting of Parliament draws near, the Report from the Select Committee of the House of , Commons ...

... to retain the property-tax, the only one which did directly bear upon the capitalist; and you would not allow it. For the Whigs such votes were perfectly consistent: their leaders have, since the days of Mr. Fox, avowed it as their systematic plan to ...