... ' 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... us than a Government upon the principles and practice of Whiggery. We have seen a Whig Attorney-General attempt to Burke the Press. Depend upon it that his fellow-Whigs are ready to do as much for the general liberty of the subject, if they can thereby ...

... escape detection. Now, will pul the matter upon very plain fooling. Thou wert an avowed lladical, thou now stylest thyself a 4 Whig. Thou didst support Canning j and thou supportest Wellington, and Peel, and tlrat enemy the liberty of the Press, Scarlett ...

... a county meeting petitioned for a reduction of the national debt—they were completely taken by surprise. Roth sides got up- Whig and Tory—and made speeches on the subject. The petition, however, was read and laid upon the table, and they were for some ...

... Then as Ministerial tactics. We may already see what is in reserve for us. Id the lower house, the Address will be moved by a Whig, and be seconded by a sort of half-bred. Notwithstanding the state the country, the Gentlemen on the left of the Speaker ...

... two years, be Prime Minister. Stranger things come daily to pass. The lamb and the lion already lie down together. Tory and Whig unite, and pull at the same political rope ; they labour together at the same lever—witness Lancashire, Cumberland, Cheshire ...

... Death or Ma. Tirenev.?The Ri::ht Hon. Geo. Tierney died on Monday, at his house in Savile-row, London, an advanced age. He was Whig of the old school?a wit, and, times go, a pretiy tolerable politician ? errors excepted. His decease causes a vacancy for ...

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