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... WHIG•RADICAL NOTIONS OF HONOURABLE cc:PS . Ocr. A few days before Mr. Sheila motion on the subject of Lord Londonderry's appointment as Ambassador to Russia, Lord J. Russell met Lord Londonderry at tbe Duke of Devonshire's, and having been on terms of ...
... begin by observing that it is somewhat amusing to hear Whig—and one who affects to be an historian too—affecting to lay the blame of the national debt upon the Tories, the debt being notoriously a Whig invention ; and any one who knows anything of the history ...
... = Worcestershire, and West bid fair to « six Whig-Radicals. In consequence of some stupid official blund writs for Ireland were not issu ed until Tuesday | ommunicate anythi that we are yet unable to ¢ +, Mr. rumour about that country ; but our impression ...
... THE PET LAMB. (tide wordsworth's poems.) The Whigs were fading fast, their star was on the wane, I heard a voice, it said— Your place, my friend retain And looking in the fold before me, I espied A Ministerial Lamb with its owner by its side. other ...
... DEFEAT OF THE DISSENTING RADICALS HONITON. We entertained a hope that the humiliation which the political Dissenters and Whig-Radicals of Honiton had brought upon themselves by their recent Address to the Queen, would have rendered them more cautious ...
... WHIG OR TORY. Teo. Trainor ormil, melte lla thou Who: or Torr. Throw of the party mask Lovaet thou Kaglesd'a glory 'l't. that alone I ..k -- If so. gory tbv heart and band, For we its bratltrant of one laud. Would* thou, in prayer kneeling, Pray whore ...
... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, WHIGS TORIES of BUDLEIGH CHURCH. ' Will ye as much in ye lieth, live in charity and peace with all men Answer-./ Then receive ye the Holy Ghost. 4 ,tated that public meeting Sid take W would that evening-the meeting ,ul and most ...
... tiiat influence to an almost illimitable extent. Every Whig measure, whatever its object, and whatever good it proposes to has this besetting vice. Under the pretext peculiar liberality the Whigs when in power have invariably striven perpetuate that ...
... Infinite Divisibility.—The Whigs of Bath have been Intelv negotiating with the radicals, for ihe purpose/ of bringing about a union. The radicals, curing almost nothing about the business, have dictated very hard terms, —they have, iv fact, been verY ...
... powerful for the Whig Iliuisters, who must, if they continue in office, exist as • Whig Ministry, acting on Radical principles; as they themselves had, by their opposition, forced on the country a Tory Administration, acting on Whig principles. Iliac ...
... COKKESPONI)ENCF:. To a Any thing b.( a Whig. tee enr.nanit a little. The snae-all. and in politics. is 'probably smug n (Cu.,. lomat noble white engaged in airing his nightcap. We shag we doubt food bias. by and by. well weried as his catechism, such ...
... , we certainly are not convinced of our error by the mere assertion of this angry Whig.—With respect to newspaper boasting, our fierce correspondent (who, the bye, Whig-like omitted to pay the postage of his letter), seems to expose himself to a similar ...