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... &ketches of Pugilism. By oat the Fancy, No. V.--6. Cotton's Voyage to Ireland. -9- Remarks on some our late Numbers. BY i liberal Whig.— 10. 0.. (h.: Militarg,Errors of the Duke of Wellington. By tkloherty.--)1. On the Discovery of the Remain, Robert Brucr.-12 ...
... Pugilism. , One of the Fancy, No. V.-8. Cotton's 'Voyage to 'Ireland.- -9. Remarfks on 9tihte of our late Ntimbers. Bia Liberal Whig.-lo. Ofth4' MilltaryErer~s of thete of Wellfitfoe By Odoherty.-l i., On 'the ilscovery of i jln q~ 'bert Bruce,.-12. Letter ...
... Editor. Governor Sancho and his paraphernalia of office will irresistibly call to mind 'Squire Lambton's prospective Utopia of a Whig Dynasty iv all its glory. To bring a charge of short commoning against this caterer to Radical voracity, I would ask, why ...
... DOW lOU. ismer. k wi n parochial Mid i Prow. • hits to freest his assistance as Honorary Secretary to Committee. INDEPENDENT WHIG, SUNDAY NEWS- side in the House 7. That, to the following Deademeo , have vents- I PAPER.—This Jonreal of To-morrow. Jae. ...
... Rights itself. recognised the right of an Englishman to have his arms for self defence, but for no other purpose. He was no Whig, in the modern acceptation of the word ; but he agreed with the sentiments of Lord Somers at the Revolution ; and his opinion ...
... Pope, a full account of his quarrel with Addison, and his opinions upon literature, men and things. In pqli- tics Pope was a Whig, or rather almost a Republican. It will be seen that'the language' df modern 'reformers is near a century old. Speaking. of ...
... big-helliedsouls, who of loyalty beast - , . Here's a glass to my King and my country - !--The - foait - Shall be such, as a Whig or a-Tory might borrow, Though its pile of good wishes should last till to-morrow L. Here's a new life to trade !—May the frier ...
... ''' -- - . ;,;••• 14 . . ' -.. ',. • ',,.; • It is melancholy, in the prosent state of things;'lo ' f Cr i, ;:.:.:, in the Whigs! because one feels a little reporsti ', at laughing at the helpless. Without daring to be d ° r against the People, they float ...
... entire confidence in the justice of the King and the moderation of his Government, and the.equity of his Judges, the Doke de Whig° - has come into the very heart of the capital, o constitute - .himself a prisoner, and to solicit,. not his pardon.. (it becomes ...
... humbug ; the thing the simplest in the world, and only perplexedby the cavil's of those old enemies of the Constitution, the Whigs. Lord Castlereagh, to whom we are indAted for every thing that is simple in Government, is remarkable for the clearness of ...
... of Pop#, fell account of bio quarrel with Addiaoa, aad hla aplaloao upon lllaratnro, maa, aad tbiaga. la politico Pope wae Whig, or rather almaal a Rapablicaa. It will be aeaa that the laagaafo of modara rafarmara la near a rcatory old. Speaking the making ...
... the express purpose of subverting the constituted authorities? In the modern acceptation of the term, he was certainly not a Whig, but he nevertheless hoped he had always followed in the path marked out 'to him by the example of Lord Somers, and those truly ...