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... lowing extracts of a letter from Mr. Hume, dated London, 28th lDecember, 1624:- The language ought no longer to be about Whig or Tory, butabout those who will support measures that have in view the greatest haJ lz essof thegreatestmesnber. That is the ...
... the following extracts of letter from Mr. Hufue, dated Loudon, ihqSSth of Dec. 1824: The language ought no longsr to be about Whig Tory, bat about those who will support measures that haveln view Ihe greatest happiness of the greatest number. That Is the ...
... put mit-Irish readers in possession of the view - taken of the affairs of Ireland, by the most intelligent of all the Whig and Whig-radical. writers. • To give this information, as fully as possible„ we have also. copied from the Morning Chro nide part ...
... inconsiderable prize. Sir John has worked for his honours. At a period of great political ferment, he made a transition from Whig to Tory politics. At Derby he was of Counsel for the Crown; he was Solicitor-General against the Cato-street dupes; he was ...
... Ileneey and John D. Robinson, Herald S. ()Wham, Hind ; Geo. Young (a), Jaa. ('. ltenneti 3 W. Forrepter, (act). Stegbenson Whig), Isis; Edmund Aslifield and IV. L. Stephens. Jaw;fet ; Edriani Plo4genbo*. Jupiter; Henry Poingdeitrc and Th us . Eyton. ...
... must soppose that he did not himself calculate upon • oteat political f • I• • ' ' •ed more -- • i he made a transition from Whig The Bank is shut and there are no prices for the This battle took place near Candia, and it may be con- imminent . so easy ...
... and I wished to plague him. llatcliftc was so great TorjMliat lie never eould be persuaded to buy into the Funds during tbe Whig Admintstratinn his day, as said, he would not support the dugs. A friend, talking to him one day on this peculiarity, asked ...
... fortenatel discovered, and the ringleaderg secured and seve re l y e ogg a contest expeeted for Colchesfer. A gentleman of pure Whig principles will start, and afford the electors All opportunity of redeeming themselves' from an imputed dictation The Tory ...
... sign any paper submitted to me, provided it will not restrict in future front attacking the Irish incendiaries, the English Whigs, and, above all, my invaluable friends the Popish Priests ; for I - would rather lose my life than allow an Editor or Printer ...
... inconsiderable prize. Sir John has worked for his honours. At a period of great political ferment, he made a transition from Whig to Tory politics. At Derby he was of Counsel for the Crown; he was Solicitor-General against the Cato-street dupes; he was ...
... verbal criticism and puny discoveries in black-letter reading into the gap that is supposed to be making in the Constitution by Whigs and Radicals, whom lie' qualifies without mercy as dunces and miscreants, and so entitles himself to the protection of Church ...
... various the reports, which are circulated respecting this great scene of action, this Theatre for the exhibition of declaiming Whigs, and their now almost extinct fraternity, the noisy, insignificant Radicals. The Virgin Borough of Maldie, we are informed ...