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... repetition now, from the suspicion of being the same mere vain interjectional common-place that it has been in the mouths of Whigs and Radicals,—the expression only of the anger and disappointment of those who employed it, in no respect, representing the ...
... for editor may sent wo. 8, .New n HE NFW MONTHLY AND LONDON -«■ MAGAZINE. For JANUARY, CONTENTS. Hemurks the \dmiulrttratlon—Whigs and TorlCM the iko of the lof DjKcol N'tw.-auic, Mr. Feel, icc.—Uliacrvutiunn Mr. Fiaxi, Lectures heuipture, Thomas t r.-npheil ...
... six counsel—four them within the bar too—against one unsupported editor of jour, nal (and who, notwithstanding the sneers the Whig Attorney General, exhibited talents and attainments highly creditable to the diurnal prom, and which would have done honour ...
... 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 ...
... ought tbe betrayed and insulted people of this country to detest the very name of Whig. Another journal, which anxiously disclaimed connec- tion with the Whigs, wben Whigs were hopeless of of- fioe, but which has been reconciled to them since their coalition ...
... 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 ...
... , and at to inadequate ■alary, etandlng, or rather Kitting, in defence of the Wellington ndminktration, and *s offiriot of Whig Attorney General. The Courier, after qaoting that portion of our article where wa aeonia it of giving rireulatiim to statement* ...
... opponent whom he ever had, prove the vindictiveness his disposition ; this was a genuine Whig, and to confirm his title, and complete the parallel between the Whig of and 1830, the mail himself had licen real libeller. The passage prefixed the article ...
... tlic Whig' porty, for hoiisc* of parliiiincnt coinplyiug a* these it is the Duke's good fortune lead, could scarcely l>e made more ilexilde than he lias found them. However, certain it is, that did make such overtures to mic of the leading Whigs, who ...
... view,, asd who nay be prerumed to take their cue from the source. We allude to the notice taken by the ucaaiiry journals, sell Whig Tory, tlie late falling off in the revenue. While one admits that it had nut conlemplsird any thing like defalcation extensive ...
... acquired its sway. The former are too familiar, the tatter not familiar enough for authority. In this state of alieyance the Whig Attorney (ieneral throws in hit shots wind and waier, it were, and wounds easily in the critical point of slight resistance ...
... d man thil emiumi Setsien. The newspaper tcHliet who sneer at hit grass know nothing him—seen if were the cipher which the Whig wltlingt represent him to he. would assuredly do for a head at well the great Uoderich—ay, laird Liverpoot T. Lord Etteaborough ...