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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... fegncr, Bishop of Wexio. 11. DurniiiK of Indian Widows. HI. Hymn to Hesperus, by Delta. IV. Wiiiggisui. V« l^-t. ter from a Whig Hater. VI. Letteis from the Peninsula. »£• 2, The battle ot \ittoria. \ 11. Mr. Wilmot Ilorn.n and f-mlgi.'ti;in. VIII. Sentiment ...
... wish we could forget those terms Whig and Tory ; but as I never did belong to the party which is called Whig, and as Lord Carlisle had been ell his life a steady adherent of that party, he retired — because the Whigs retired. That could form no reason ...
... Gentlemen's (Jold and Silver Laced Rands at 245.) - - 15s. Od. at the I.ac.man's prices. This day i.s published, (Confessions of a whig, in P.n in- ?? terceptecl Letter from • • ••*«••*• to Lord I'ublished by J. W. Fores, 41, Piccadilly, and may be Jiad of -• ...
... arduous labours.— Literary Gaz. Feb. 8. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Thisday is published, ■ CONFESSIONS of a WHIG, in an intercepted Letter from •— « » ?? to Lord C Published by J. W. Fores, 41, Piccadilly ; and may be had of all Booksellers ...
... grocer—Chss. Baxter.. Ipswich, Linen draper—John Ash Vickers. Leeds, patten maker —William Shaw, Liverpool, builder. The Whigs and Stock-jobbers are again busy in circulating the most distressing reports respecting his Majesty's health. I'he St. James's ...
... Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. 16. Andrew Cleaves, concluded — Vl. Con- nor M'liloghlin. A Tale of the Lower Shannon VII. Whig Retrenchment, and Plan forthe Reduction of the National DebU— VIII. The Ninth Report on Education in Ireland — IX. Lord Byron ...
... Department, Vioasmsu Chambers, Ist March, taSH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN te aH Persons desirous of contracting to supply the folio whig Articles for the use of the Army, viz : Bread. To his Majesty's Lund Forces in Cantonments, Quartern and Buraeks, in the ? ...
... lington-street. NEW CARICATURES SELECT VES- TRIES.—Just Published, hy FORES, 41, Piccadilly, A Windsor Pear, full ripe— The New Whig Administration- Cottage Amusement — A Chancery Suit, containing a full e *P O sure of lhe enormous fees of that Court— Ringing ...
... No. ;j. Depot at the Isle of Wight—lll. The Siege of Bhurtpore.-IV. War be- tween Persia and Russia— V. Second Letter from a Whig-' v?i t . er Sr Vl '-AS2' to 9 *& Drunkenness.- VH. The Calm Sea.-- vaXU T _ n ?? M -}r Lh l M acred tv H,e Memory ofthe Bey ...