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... other Bookseller*. THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE. For January 1830. Coktints:—Remarks on the Present Administration— Whigs and Totica; Powerof the Duke of Wellington; the Earl-of Eldon —Duke Newcastle, Mr. Peel, &c.—Observations on Mr. Flaxman’s ...
... 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 ...
... eneral who, though a Tory, filed more informations, and instituted m»re prosecutions against the press than any half-dozen Whig Attorney-Generals ever instituted. matter. The appointment might have been a right one—but to the Catholics was very unconciliatoty ...
... those who differed with him in 1822, were now ready to give their support to him. The meeting would be aware, when they saw Whigs, Tories, and Radi, cals combined, it must be very weighty affair; and they might be sure it was time for the people of the ...
... club of olden times to which he alluded—the Whig club—had never done any good, nor ever intended to any good. (Cheering.) From the days of King William, when we were ruled a Whig party, to this time, the Whigs had done nothing to forward the cause of public ...
... reform in Parliament is accomplished, the distinction between Whig and Tory is at an end. But we admit we perceive, as we have long perceived, among the population of the country, whether Whig or Tory, a reverence for ancient institutions, a habit of submission ...
... noxious weed, was manifested by his pedantic against it; but it had no effect upon the bovs---,1, ' whiffed away, ike little Whigs, to show their Majesty. In short, the young dogs smoked day and night kitchen chimney of tavern. This, of course, con«. much ...
... two topics to which those liberal Tories who are not united with the Duke of Wellington’s administration may, as well as the Whigs and other independent members of Parliament, apply themselves with advantage—economy and parliamentary reform; but these questions ...
... parties, cither hostile or not very friendly to each other : “1. First have the regular supporters of the Ministry. 2. The Old Whig Opposition. 3. The High Tory Opposition. 4. Lord Ar.Tiioiip’s Party, consisting of Liberals and Reformers and Independent Members ...
... the words whig and tory had become mere empty sounds, or at best but synonymous terms, and if were asked which party he wished should come into power, whether whig or tory, should answer, neither whig nor tory—that is,neither an absolute whig, nor absolute ...
... far as the distress proceeds from this cause it is out of the immediate power of the legislature. The greater part of the Whigs and independent party in Parliament agree, we believe, with the Ministers in thisthat there is no measure (other than the reduction ...
... country that he would not inquire into the subject. But if the ministry were, the hon. mover of the ad. dress hat) called them, Whigs at home, certainly he must say, that the continent they were found to be most tremendous Tories. With the right hon. gentleman ...