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... New Burlington.street. THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE. For January 1830. Contents Remarks on the Present Administration—Whigs and Tories; Power of the Duke of Wellington; the Earl of Eldon —Duke of Newcastle, Mr. Peel, &c._Observations on Mr. a Lectures ...
... Force of persuasion, as of ether things, is proportioned to the resisting power. 7HE BOLTON CHRONICLE. Sir James Scarlett, the whig at . toiney-general, is of an: amphibious natuie. He can live either on land or in the water. W higgism was his element once ...
... them-on the Whigs as unjust, the Whigs in and connected with the Cabinet not having strength greatly to modify, far less to direct its measures, proceeds to observe: And Sir JAMES SCARLETT, besides, never was what we c mnsidered a genuine Whig. I This opinion ...
... that he was selected for the purpose, and on account of the facilities and aptitude which his whig principles gave him for the business. As fat as the whigs have power no voice, nor any principles but their own, shall be heard in the state. They will ...
... London Gazette are filled with bankruptcies and , vents, and the columns of daily journal* *with ports 'of the crusades of a Whig Attorney (letterel egainst the liberty of the press. • France has tried all parties, all aebernes for her ameliorations :arid ...
... the exclusion of almost every other topic, is the extraordinary prosecutions for libel, by a liberal ministry, conducted by a whig attorney-general—conducted, too, with a bitterness of personal feeling which leaves other similar prose- , cutions in the back ...
... that a cold treated in time may be considered half cured, but if neglected, the consequence may be very serious. The Northern Whig, a Belfast newspaper, lately pub fished some severe animadversions on a practice said to be resorted to on the Marquis of ...
... known the prisoott for 20 years, he having been in the habit of stopplot at the house during her first husband's life tine, whig he was employed as a traveller for a commercial in town. Jeff, one a he constables who conveyed the prisollit to town, produced ...
... on the Whigs as unjust, the Whigs in and connected with the Cabinet not having strength greatly t o mo dif y , far less to direct its measures, proceeds to observe : And bir James Scarlett, besides, never was what we considered a genuine Whig. This opinion ...
... 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 OTHELLO INDIAMAN. The following is a copy of ...
... principle of heat and light,) and, of course, rendered • one such tab of three times more value than it wan unsaturated.— Norther! Whig. ...
... lives, and he has walked them down into dust and shadow— there is not a memory polluted with the recollection of them. hate whigs. We honestly confess it. God forgive us, if it be a sin—but we dqbate them most cordially. Never, never yet, had they power ...