... General’s spe to every degrec of opposition to, o themeasures of Government, and Englishmen the privilege of a dec Sir J. is a Whig,—one have always professed a more than for the Liberty of the Press ;—an¢ surely have counted upon such an, varioys other points ...

... the newspaper press, will look calmly on, and not put out hand to help the oppressed, when they too are threatened, by the Whig ATTORNEY-GENERAL with his vengeance, they dare to beyond the boundary which he chooses to mark out for them? We again recommend ...

... ' be wished, and that cx officio informatious, ihicthxthoey admiired so much in former lays, when thesy were used against W'higs and Reformers, are nnst 'quito so jist aind reasoiiable as' they thenr supposed ard we have still greater pleasure in con ...

... unconstitutional; and we cannot hut express our regret that after lying dormant for so many year*, it should have been revived by Whig Attorney-General. The conduct of Sir Jambs Scarlett in these prosecutions, lies open to this observation, that he has carried ...

... the people's liberties ? No. To suppress them. One would think that there were not much need of six counsel —most of them whigs— to contend with Mr. Alexander, for we put Mr. Bell out the question, his case being evidently one of show only on the part ...

... principle of heat and light), and, of comae, render one such tub of three times more value than it -tut unummted — Nortliern Whig, Situated as we are in J_ondon, we cannot get water perfectly pure ; but tbe following mode is so euy of adop- tion, as to ...

... without its hints, at what is forthcoming from the present composite Cabinetmade up of Tories affecting liberality, and of Whigs dabbling in absolutism. The Theatres would have done well make the Duke the great Ogre of the Christmas Pantomimes, ushered ...

... CORBETT. The Register of Saturday contains Air. Cobbctt's opinion to the late State Prosecutions. is, as usual, hard upon the Whig; Lawyers, an:! somewhat ingeniously contrives make bis personal vituperation serve a political object. c extract passage or ...

... and employ again the patriot Brougham, and whole nest of small-beer Whigs, with grey mares' tails upon their heads; being determined, apparently, to give us an unquestionable proof of Whig liberality and love of freedom, let him take a drive at the Debt ...

... situation, renders the Duke of WELLINGTON anxious to find a substitute. He wishes to recruit the Cabinet from the ranks of the whigs ; the King has hitherto refused his consent; and at present, every thing in a state of uncertainty. It is probable, that a ...

... few short months this teacher has wrought change in the understandings of men which the Whig lawyer's schoolmaster never contemplated. Besides bringing the Whigs into contempt, men havebeen taught the saving and all-important truth that the interests ...

... distress in the country, and, therefore, it was expedient to press this fact firmly hit respectfully. The liberals, and few of the Whig gentry have taken the alarm : the former at this attack their favourite system; and the latter at the popular and patriotic ...