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... progenitor* two thousand years ago. The following is the letter referred to, which is from the pen of a Scotch gentleman, a Whig, and of course a friend of Greece. Though, doubt, like true patriots, you are all delighted at home the result of the battle ...
... HISTORY OF LORD GOODRICH’S RESIGNATION AND RETURN TO OFFICE—LORD HOLLAND A MINISTER—A WHIG MINISTRY. (From the Standard.) We state the following facts upon the best authority, and we trust to futurity, the revealer of all secrets, for the confirmation ...
... India, the Schali, all probability, would have yielded. But this result does not excite the alarm of our Whig contemporaries. The principal Whig journal, in. deed, congratulates its readers upon it, because, forsooth, it will enable Russia to turn all ...
... till up, die. *' Away the hills, to the woods, to the rocks, Ere 1 own a usurper I'll couch with the fox And tremble, false Whigs, tho' triumphant be, You have not seen the last of bonnet and me. Come till up, Ac. wav'd his proud arm, and the trumpets ...
... Lord Lansoowne,) succeed in bringing Lord Holland into office, the prospects of this country resolve themselves into that a Whig Ministry. This result it was one our objects to intimate in last Thursday's Paper, and we had previously expressed another ...
... Gentleman returned to the North sufficiently disappointed, to imbue his next half dozen articles in the Edinburgh Review with Whig salt. Mr. Smith and St. George's Bloimsbury, thcrefi re, re. main as they were. Craven Legion. —How little the condition, of ...
... which whether come from Whig or Tory, is as the Pope wo.ild say, worthy of cedar and gold. We look upon this communication as the harbinger of dissolutionâaye, dispersion, to the present hateful cabinet; and even if Whig Ministry be the substitute ...
... public, settle the question respecting the course of domestic policy, pursued by the party now in power. If it be true, as the Whigs have pleaded, in palliation their alliance with Mr. Canning, that he had first adopted their principles, it follows that the ...
... invade the sanctuary of private life is a purely Whig practice, and this alone were sufficient make us abhor it, even were we ignorant of all those revolting attributes the practice which leave to Whigs its exclusive enjoyment. We are therefore compelled ...
... powerful Whig families whose support mutt useful, and who have hitherto been indecisive. Another accession Ministerial functions has also been rumoured, but it one who, though favourable to the Catholics, yet of less declared character between Whigs and Tories ...
... tile resoalnis olfs 51r. Cansirng's partty are equally mritated, and tr ast, therefore, he btill moore identifiell sithr the Whigs. I'he following is the substanrc of istielligeice received after the preceding remarks were written:- lire Lord Chancelor returied ...
... excused for offering a few more last words on the Whigs before we dismiss them, as we trust they have just been dismissed the nation—for ever. We appeal, then, to the public —to Tor!e» well Whig*, if they have believed this faction so worthless, base ...