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... revive in vindictive persecution. The practice which had been introduced by the Whigs will be denounced by the Whigs ; and the boroughs which had been corlupted by the Whigs will, if possible, be disfranchised by the Whies. Such is their consistency. I ...
... Amongst the manifold platitudes and intentional foSs that have been propounded by the Whig-5 the subject of foreign affairs, none have Radicals on the suuj • those ut tered by the equalled m wilful Wf he electora of alne c Right Hon. of his own knowledge ...
... SOUTH DEVUN ELbULION. . INVITATION to the “TEN FOUNDER 5S” of the SOUTH of DEVON Ye “Ten Pound Voters”—Whig or Tory, Youthful, or middie-aged, or hoary, Come, eat awa y | and drink your fill! Let the brimm’e { Toasr” go gaily round, With noisy mirth, ...
... SONNETS TO SENATORS. (From the Age.) THE WHIGS MASSE. Most Potent, Grave, and Reverend Sigaors, Et cetera—the Session has concluded Its legislative labours, and deluded. heretofore, those very bores Yclept the ! Haste tn the moors. And leave the Vessel ...
... LACK WOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. 1.9 No. CCCVIII. June. Contents :— The Whig Ministry—ll. Peter the Wise—lll. The Spas of England—lV. Ida and Ennengard—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. By B. Simmons—Vl. Russia, as it was the Summer and Winter of 1812—VII. ...
... I. The Whig Dissolution —11. Free Trade for Ever, and every thing cheap. A New Election Song —111. Tlie Colmans—lV. Marquinez and La Collegiala—V. Plato's Republic—Vl. The World of London. Part 3.—V11. The June Gale—Vlll. Ten Years of the Whigs— IX. Ten ...
... ?? ?? Asthma, b y t.o, wk'« WHIG AFEKS -From W. J. Dale, chemist L To in? 1 ' invaluable for coShf '-.'. the stamp. Sold by all chemtats, at bottle? ' ...
... Whig Opinion of (he Corn Law Question.— We really not understand how some men of good character reconcile their own account of the measures of these Ministers, and of the conduct of Lord John Kussell, with the belief of his and their public integrity ...
... 5, NORTHERNHAY-PLACE, EXETER, Near the New London Inn. DENTAL SURGERY. TEETH ON THE ATMOSt'ilErilC Mr. CART WHIG tIT, SURGEON-DENTIST, Begs respectfully to announce to his Friends and the in general, that he continues to the LOSS of TEETH on the mo*rim ...
... 6 ; Whig-Radicals, 4. Now elected.—Conservatives, 8 Whig-Radicals, 2. The present constitution ot the council is. Conservatives, 24 ; Whig-Radicals, 16. Wallingford. —The Radicals here were afraid to show j three Conservatives and one moderate Whig re-elected ...
... by the Whig party. The party still survives, but its principles have long since become defunct. To bear from place 'o place and from year to year the revolting remains the dead principles they once espoused must the penalty aud burthen of the Whig automaton ...
... characteristics of the Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, said the Tory stood at the end one side of the scale and the Radical on the other, while the Whig was the middle. He respected the Tory because he was thoroughgoing, but the Whig always accompanied his ...