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... debates iimneiately after the war ; but if we had, we should find 111111 !■■* shstinn the tax now so great s ftsorhe with oar Whig contemporary; and we are Bach mistaken if the file* of the Morning Chronicle itself would not supply us with considerable indig* ...
... destructive party, disappointment and rage because they had been choused out of their promised share of the booty by their Whig allies, combined with a thorough knowledge of their ignorance and imbecility to excite an unceasing agitation against them ...
... Tory ; Mr. Canning, Whig-Tory; Lord Goderich, Whig ; Lord Grey, Whig; Lord Melbourne, Whig; L )id Melbourne, O'Connellite. He sat in parliament twenty years for Cambridge University as a Tory, two years rbr Ble tellingly aa a Whig, and now ...
... that even the Priests, for ?? Whigs worked zealously so long as their nwn interests were, idem died with Irish Popery, have discarded the Melbourne \dministration. Another section of liberal politicians, who are neither Whigs nor Radicals, though leaning ...
... the Author of ?? Rookwood. ~ MR. COOK K S H ISTORY OF THE WHIGS AND TORIE& Just published. In thick Kvo., price 215., Vol. I. of THt HISTO R V O F lû ART Y. æ- From the Rise of the Whig and Teiry Factions in the Reign of Charles 11., tothe Passing ...
... tranquillized. It is shaken too deeply to its every foundatious to be calmed merely by declarations of merchants and bankers, or Whig expedients of violating unblemished corporate rights like those Guildford, and of collecting the wisdom of aggregated dirt ...
... We uuist recommend to general attention a pamphlet which Juat reached u» by Colonel Matthew Stewart. The author indeed, pure Whig—but it is on this very account that are anxious to give his tract whatever additional circulation our testimony may be sufficient ...
... Cooke, OR,' THE TEAR K. of REFORM and REVOLUTION ' the Unionist, suspended on a gibbet, in conformity with England. the new Whig enactment on the subject, and pulled down the next day, in compliance with order in council. The year 11. of reform commences ...
... ever giving a reason for it.” With the alteration of what you please” for what is just,” we recommend to the Whig ministry and to their Whig friends this rule of Lord Thurlow. Do what you please, since you have the power, but do not attempt to give a ...
... RKVOLUTION IN FRANCE A WARNING. Ust Published, price fid., or post free on receipt of 12 Queen's A PEW WORDS of ADVICE to TORIES, WHIGS, RADICALS, and CHURCHMEN; being ?? c second edition (much enlarged) of Tho Revolution in ?r ...
... Tegner, Hishop of We\io. 11. Burning of lodian Widows. 111. Hymn to Hesperus, by Delta. I\. V.tiiKgisui. V. Let- ter from a Whig Hater. VI. Letters from the Peninsula. No. 2. The Battle of Vittoria. VII. Mr. Wilinot Horti.n r.nd Emigration. VIII. Sentiment ...
... side go high as majority of 60 or 70 dissentients—others, less sanguine, talk of 46. On the other hand, the more desponding Whigs expect to be beaten by thirty, while some of the same party contend that the majority will not exceed eight. In the certainty ...