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... DUMB WHIGS. Tax such as call themselves friends of reform, and are only so while they have no power to produce it.— The poet says— As bees, on flow'rs alighting, cease to hum, So, settling upon Places, Whigs are dumb ! Corruption and Intolerance. NOTES ...
... led, unassisted by the Whigs, the Whigs are excluded for ever. But why do we doubt ? The houses of Cavendish and Russßll wiil not be bastard to their ancient fame. Already the Duke of Bedford has op, nly proclaimed himse:f a Reformer: and a Concentric ...
... be doubted that they hate the Whigs is muCh as they hate the Reformers? Do they not know that those whigs would divest them power and office and emolument ? 'What 'could the Reformers more ? They know, also, that those whigs, howl_ ever, in their supineness ...
... TO WHIGS AND TORIES. , MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, THUTH and justice are immutable, they never alter, nor are they subject to perversion or disguise; the judgments of men 'may be deceived, •as the sight of the eyes may be vitiated, or obstructed; but objects ...
... of that only equality which the virtuous and the wise desire. Such a Whig must be ready to acknowledge that there is property in limbs and faculties; us well as in accumulated counters and ancestral acres; „though he may feel some difficulty in ascertaining ...
... bidding of another Pitt, or another G , not a Whig in the honse-roll can have the consolation of 'saying, I am not responsible for this abuse; I did my best to avert the possibility of such atroeities, and horrors. What next of. our ancient rights ...
... arlt•wwwr . give absolUte credit to the Whig leaders for their professions, we suspect, in favour of Parliamentiry Reform, they could not, at present, very well afford, whether in place or out, to give up the people entirely, even for the purchase of ...
... of that only equality which the virtuous and the wise desire. Such a Whig must be ready to-acknowledga that there is property in limbs and faculties, as well as in accumulated counters , and ancestral acres; .though he may feel some difficulty in RAM:pining ...
... bidding of another Pitt, or another G--, not a Whig in the house-roll can have this consolation of saying, I am not responsible for the abuse ; I did my best to avert the possibility of such atrocities and horrors. What next of our ancient rights ...
... feel himself bound to Whigs and Whig editors. An Appeal to the Public, some months before the Westminster election, was drawn up on the subject of this suppression and purposely put into terms that might seem most acceptable to Whig feelings. It was presented ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE QUEEN.—Our readers will remember that on two different occasions, pending what was absurdly called the Trial of the Queen, we intimated the probability of a change in the Administration—the negotiation, in fact, of a change of Men and ...
... with this enquiry :—at least, unless the great Whigs, as a party, would come forward (which we d 9 not even yet believe they will,) with the palpable detcrrninatiOn of pursuing the Magistrates and Yeomanry aforesaid to the full extent of any degree of ...