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... NEWSPAPER CHAT AND MISCELLANEA. All the lawyers arrayed against the Press upon the late occasions were originally Whigs, except one learned gentleman, who is said to have made his professional debut in the sedition line. The Southampton election takes ...
... thrown abuse about most freely in support of their principles, under the cry of Church in danger; charging the liberal, or whig party, with hostility to existing institutions, Jacobinism, Radicalism, and all that mass of vituperation which has ...
... the breath does to c u t machine, its very life and power of existence- $ could go on to a dozen columns adducing u» t both Whig and Tory are sensible of the 'j oppressive measures recently adopted. c '■ parties are yet to be brought up for judgment that ...
... -the Whigs or the Tories ; and the ministers have been Yiecessithted to govern bv the tenets of the pre- dominant party, rather thnil to lean finr support upon the people. Thle wi riter next proceeds to draw' a picture of the Tories and the Whigs, the ...
... (the priucipla of heat aod and, of ¢ 1 n= render one such tub of three times more value than it was ch saturated.— Northern Whig. od How a HOLIDAY ser living in Brighton, who was very hard worked, of mistress to give her a half-days holiday. Phe request ...
... beosides jariotmothler sumis to dtffereafit dbSidscs.', Some of the raost distinguishied t/o'ng tlose lovers of lree. dom, the Whigs, aie knowfth td have expressed a more thahf ordintary degike of satisfaction at the late verdidt against the Presg. Loiid 1 ...
... having been poisoned by arsenic determined by- chylu- teal examination 1 , We should like to know what Mr. Fox* the greet Whig leader, would have said, had he lived to see a whole phalanx of his legai fol- lowers pitted against one poor solitary Editor ...
... principle of heat and light and, of course, render one such tub of three times more value than it was unsaturated.— Northern Whig. prince Leopold, King of Greece. —The Paris papers have, within these few days, been announcing, with an air of entire belief ...
... estimation of his people, will not surely escape the eagle eye of the Solicitor General because it happens to come from the Whig press. Now, Sir James Scarlet, remember the homely old English proverb what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander ...
... equivalent to the melding some thou_ sends a year to the salary of every member of his Majesty's Government. The apostate Whigs would like to share in those sort of things, and therefore they do not cry out for an abatement of the Ministers' salaries—nor ...
... tho may of this done, William Bond, bream AS A WEZLLT MONITOS to the surviving adds pelt'', that they may avoid the 'daisy of Whig down to posterity with a Tsaiatork DREADFUL FIRE AT SIIEEILVESS. On Saturday morning last, a fire broke out at a si keeper's ...
... country, who undertook In di.criminale the Whigs aodlor.es their appearance, and really it is aurpri.iog bow accurate be was. The elder Tories were, in general, gouty, ami the young nues dandies : and all the Whigs were far M'Oregor. that if thee had nut ...