... embark on Us bottom. It immediately advanced the influence of the crown, which the wings, {the base perfidious, profligate whigs, —J. M.) then exalted as much as possible, as a countervail to the interest of the pretender. —Robert Hall. That the funding ...

... contrary, ardently sought after, as the means bv which to obtain possession of confiscated property and court favour, the Whigs introduced a bill (6 W. and M. c, 2.) rendering the elections of representatives triennial. Mark —it was not parliaments as ...

... power in the making or amending, and which are framed by a few self-constituted and irresponsible despots, that even the hired Whig and Tory press—and they are as matchless in impudence as many of their readers are gullible—cannot get over it. Most of them ...

... would most readily consign them to the bottomless pit, while the landlord • By the way, would our Conservative friends (i. e. Whigs and Tories), answer us one question ; it so many are unfit for the elective franchise, how you allow that they are perfectly ...

... ancient political customs and usages of society, has a striking affinity to the superstitious veneration of Conservatists and Whigs for kings, aristocrats, and clergymen. love of political change is not a dogma of the Shorter Catechism;” and females are not ...

... Suffrage been the law of the land, such would not have existed. Which system, then, is most expedient, let any one judge. Whigs and Tories may rant about expediency, but what say they to the above facts They are damning proofs, that however expedient ...

... passing away ; all thir Magazine, Aptil, 1832. The passage we have qn describe the state of public and critical period in the and Whig zeal, bustle and indeed come over the spirit venerable system was abc mighty question had been s power and energy that I empire ...

... above, was used to describe the state of public feeling a very stirring and critical period in the history of Tory misrule, and Whig zeal, bustle and activity. A change had indeed come over the spirit of the time; old and venerable system was about to suffer ...

... occupy their attention. A mightier question than the Reform Bill was now stirred in earnest —deep interests were excited—the Whigs and lories now felt that the people were becoming alive to their true interes —party names, and party distinctions and promises ...

... schools and churches) is one of the most prominent causes—why the doctrine ot passive obedience is still very prevalent in Whig and Conservative society The other Sunday quoad sacra minister was expatiating to his flock, on the holy functions of the priest ...

... early part of the year, encouraged the ministry at home to adopt the most extraordinary proedino-s, and the secession from the Whigs of the Duke f Portland, Lord Fitzwilliam, Mr Burke, Mr Windham, and others, increased their arrogance beyond all bounds; but ...

... danger to yourselves personally. having recourse to that mean, you will silence the silly prattle of the hired slanderers of the Whig and Tory press—nay, by that means will you actually make them assist you. If you petition again, they must, as before, talk ...