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... General Bolivar, THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE, for January 1830. • - Zentents :—Remarkx on the present Administration—Whigs and Tories: Power of the Duke of Wellington; the of Eldon—Duke of Newcastle, Mr. Peel, &c. _observations on Mr. Flaxtnan's ...
... India-house, and delivered to the purser of that ship. the lawyers an ayed against - the Press npon late occas:ons were originally Whigs, except one Learned Gentleman, who is said to have made his professional debut in le sedition _ GOOD NEWS rox AUTHORS—The ...
... [From The Morning Chronicle.] THE WHIGS DEFENDED FROM IMPUTATIONS OF ENCOU RAGING THE ATTACKS ON THE PRESS. We observe a great disposition throughout the country to throw all the odium of the present prosecutions on the Whigs. A contemporary, who is .severe ...
... prosecutions for libel. See him. an early Pittite, converted into a Whig • then into s omething like a Eurdettite ; then into a Whig again; and ;hen into a sort of mongrel, something between a Whig and a Tory.: see .him taking' the whole range of the political ...
... questions of government which vide the leading statesmen of this country. Chamelion-like, it Fgel its oamplexion at pleasure; now Whig, now Tory ;—at one the supporter of Mr. Pitt; anon, the associate of Mr. Fox. plays too profound a game, is too conscious of ...
... exercised the patronage; and as it has, at least, the merit of giving its preferments to Irishmen, it is to be wished that the Whig Absentee may be foiled in' his attempt to transfer this living to himself. THE CHURCH. (From the Cork Southern Reporter.) dence ...
... Isiudon Galette are filled with bankruptcies and msolvents and the column, of the daily journals with rejP_.rt. tl.e crusades of Whig Attorney General -icainst tlie liberty of the press. '•r.nce hat tried all parties, all schemes for her ' | orations and all ...
... part (Mr. Pawlett Thomson, we suppose). The Directing Committee have added to these gentlemen a fourth personage, one of those Whig-errants, who pass a great part of their lives in running over the different countries in Europe in quest of grievances to exhibit ...
... publish a collection of lies clumsily fabricated, respecting - what they have: seen, and what they - have . 0 not seen. The 0 Whig-errant of whom the Directing Committee have made choice on this occasion, has already favoured the British with two pamphlets ...
... ought the betrayed and insulted people of this country to detest the very name of Whig.” Another journal, which anxiously disclaimed connection with the Whigs, when Whigs were hopeless of office, but which has been reconciled to them since their coalition ...
... History of the Jews THE NEW MONTHLY AND LONDON MAGAZINE, for JANUARY, ISJn. Contents : —Remarks the Present Administration—Whigs and Tories; Power the Duke of Wellington; the Earl Eldon Duke of Newcastle; Mr. Peel, Ac.—Observations Mr. Flaxman’s Lectures ...
... yesterday interred in Frisr's Bosh, with military honours, was from Limerick—Brown from the neighbourhood of Belfast.—North, en Whig. SoNTA(..—A few days ago this distinguished vocalist neatly lost her life in a very 'orange manner. A person named l'hieuriel ...