... ..180 Warton on Spenser, 2 vols. Bvo. half vellum .. 0 0 U'arton's Essay on Pope, 2 vols. Bvo. half vellum •« 0 y 0 TueOld Whig, or the Consistant Protestant, vols. calf Bvo. .. .. .. .. ..060 •Moore's Anacreon and Epistles, 4 vols. Bvo. calf gilt, neat ...

... and a woman who speaks Latin, nerer come to a good end. As surely, says a recent writer, as lobster turns red by boiling, Whig grows Tory wlisn long in power.' The unfortunate gentleman, Mr. Linguard, who arrived at Wright's Hotel, Dover, from France ...

... itenance and sup- port i and that he, a i/ui pro '/•*>, deliberately entertain- in proposition ...

... Almack's keeps pace with the two Houses of Parliament, which it also resembles in its composition, comprising, as it does, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Conservatives, with an admixture of foreigners of the first classes, including the corps diplomatique ...

... differ from liim in principle, must give him credit for defending his opinions with honest candour, and much ability, 'lo the Whigs particularly appears to be a determined opponent, and his hit 3 on that party are frequently made with much severity, and they ...

... magistrate. The libel was in an article purporting to be commentary on the misconduct of the Whigs. was represented that Mr. Williams, Tory, who complained of Whig violence, had applied the Quarter Sessiods for protection, after he had applied in vain to ...

... trusted.—(Cheers.) The Hon. Member was severe upon the Whigs, and particularly Earl Grey, who, said, upon the Catholic Emancipation Bill being brought in, in 1807, when the King had told the Whigs it should net pass, the very .Minister who proposed tbe ...

... coertion Ireland, and in the course of his observations was particularly caustic on the Whigs, in referring to which party he said— It is true, I did aaaail Whigs, for their conduct towards Ireland ; and was accused of raking up the forgotten stories ...

... other.—(Cheers.) I thought that Reform would have made the Tories become Whigs; a doubtful name I confess, at best, is that of Whig; but Judge of my surprise when find the Whigs not only going over to the Tories, but in theirattacks upon liberty. They ...

... tbis mouth, with considerable splendour; '» her Conservative politics, particularly on Irish affairs, although severe the Whigs, our literary Queen is, by her soundness argument, and power of language, entitled the serious consideration of all parties ...

... fellow-countrymen, which were in danger the acts of, and further threatened by the measures about to be pursued a despotic Whig faction. Loud cheers.) Well might they proud when they saw certain measures required and said to necessary the Government, ...

... into the cause of the General Distresses of the country, which was negatived by a majority of 34, that the Ministry, whether Whig or Tory— whether led by a Wellington or a Grey—are determined to evade an investigation of the greatest importance to the vital ...