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... Coir*s»Ts :-l. The ChaaeeOer and the Edinburgh Panaceas for Poverty—lll. A Chapter GobbW-IV. The West Indian Controversy. No. V. Whig and Tory.—Vl. The Graces, or Literary Souvenir—Vll. Beauty—Vlll. Spain.—lX. Utters Timothy Tickler, Esq. eminent Literary ...
... preserved. shall still continue our fearless exposures of imposition, whether it present itself in the form of County Meeting, a Whig-Radical Plagiarism, (our local readers will readily understand our allusion) or a Fonthill Sale ; and if we manage to draw ...
... ts. V. Whig and Tory. —These remarks on the misapplication of the terms Whig and Tory in modern times, are not distinguished any novelty of argument or illustration. It is, we believe, pretty generally understood, that the principles the Whigs of 1688 ...
... sympathy of the free. When General Pepe came to England, from the heroic display of Neapolitan Carbonarism, he was fete the Whigs ; and now, when Riego, a poor miserable creature, who never did any thing memorable in all his life, except one feat of military ...
... tenantry. The name of Plymouth Dock is changed to De* port; the change took place on the Ist inst. At late meeting of the Maldon Whig club, Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey, formerly member for Colchester, and now proprietor of the Sunday Times, was proposed as a ...
... occasion. We have some satisfaction in being enabled to mention, that this misplaced sympathy confined for the must part to the Whig and Radical press; the New Times, Courier, and St. James's Chronicle having expressed their unqualified disgust at it. Every ...
... THE INTELLIGENCER. LEEDS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. The Whigs and Radicals have ever been loud in their reprobation of tbe alleged libels and calumnies of their opponents. They have uniformly deprecated the licentiousness the public press, when any member ...
... JAS. 24, 1824. THE conviction of JOHN HUNT, for publishing that disgraceful poem, The Vision of Judgment, has again given the Whig and Radical scribblers an opportunity declaiming in favour of the liberty the ! press; and of denouncing all prosecutions for ...
... imdb i mnm aIL present. Saturday being the anniversary of tV birth £ ?? , ?? — ■S 1 m ?? ij **SS •* the i.l-uccsier- shire Whig Club, took place at the King's |Uh.l, Gloucester, in commemoration of that eveot, Maj.r- General Guise in the Chair. After ...
... brought the country to such a state, that there is nothing left to complain of! !—One topic, perhaps, the ingenuity of the whigs may convert into a handle for popular declamation. Last session corn was too cheap as this rendered the farmers discontented ...
... ; Hhr. S . the green hill* with herds and fl-vks, I roe as the roe-back, rim and leap ; Thrii mou'.t the larl's victorious whig. A id from t.ic depth of ether sing. (i Fauh ! in maiden ianncenrc, T m early fled thy gold.-n time; 0 Earth * i'arth ! F.arth ...
... -Satlrtlay Iast being the 'Anniver- sary, of tile hirth of Air. Fox, the einiral mneetihig of. the Gleocestershtire Constitutional Whig Club. took plaee-at the King's Head, iii rcompemoration of that evenit, Ifjor-Gcnwrl Guise in the Chair. After din- ner the ...