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... _ encteavviit - to offer the Zoology of that choice collection of Whigs now exhibited in Edinburgh and elsewhere. I am, Sir, Your constant reader, BurFoN—with one 0. HORRIBLE CONFESSIONS OF A FRATRICIDE. FROM A CANADA PAPER.—On Friday, Aug. 31, the trial ...
... good men may sometimes be cajoled into contempt for a person by hearing him constantly slandered. In this way, however, the, Whigs and .their scribes, have for years laboured to misrepresent the kind and amiable character, the noble and beneficent heart ...
... fondness for the natural history of quadrupeds, or no other of your correspondents will favour us with a description of the Whig Menagerie in return for the Scotsman's Ornithology, I shall ...
... James Gibson, in bringing an action of damages against Mr Douglas Cheape without having proper grounds for so doing. The Whig Lawyers of Edinburgh are surely wonderfully scarce of business this Session, when spurious actions of this nature are instituted ...
... frowned at theip:f I%ays; ly- % :.; in vnin. Ev.. , fy Tory, ha as proud a stake, in the welfare of his country, as the proudest Whig or Radical among you. If we may compare fats and dates, he has done more for it fame, honour, and prosperity, than the most ...
... them to their temporal and eternal ruin, would render the greatest and most essential service—not to the Tories—not to the Whigs—not to the ambitious Noble—not to the wealthy Commoner—but to the humble, honest, indigent labourer and mechanic, and on this ...
... IYORKI WHIG CLUB. The Anniual Djnc'r of this AMtcishtion-took place at the Asseinbly 'oolins, York, on l.'ionday se'.nniightj ihen abolit 0 6of tie Memnbers aiid visitor ssat (lown to. a stuop- ' 1,lOUs ?? ?? iromu Etridge's Hollel- . larinalukc WVi llyu ...
... or-so, 4 Buuto-niger can't engg,*e to stay; - IIing alread'-tatken-ohl- si ?? ot calomet to dayl! vhis.!reitt made, the ble Whig. lkegan .tA busrncgss of tbe (ay, : By civill inj i tn hlGGus: To syupwhat he had got tP say. Tioru=e mry, perhaps, in some ...
... objectign to S UoioU-wqsiaiken by tlie Counsel for the pub- t ;and printebtrs.; . .. t; $, on ,tb!e'pa t.of gr.,1Robbrtson, Mr. Whig- q charge -gahust him was al- Ser ireieantanslcould not,:rropi) its ?? iT p iiter .liability ?? ~r; Uobcrtson inany.n lifdatnage6 ...
... Dumbarton, ay. 17th, 1821. Sin,—After the licence which we all have remarked in the paper devoted to what are called the Whigs, and which with becoming forbearance was suffered to pass with impunity, I regret to see by your Paper, that the vindictive ...
... say there's nae Whigs ava man; But ae thing I'm sure, A pauky Whig do-er, 'S the Whig that out-whiggifies a' man. And they crack and we tak, And they tak and we crack, And we tak and they crack awa' man, For conscience the auld Whigs, War stedin' and ...
... Constitutional Whig, as to believe that he would have permitted to appear in Ms Morning Chronicle. Alluding to the period of the French Revolution, this new Chronicle observes, It was then that broke . forth that unfortunate schism in the Whig party, which ...