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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 ...
... trials, but far more so with the country at large on the alarming crusade against the liberty of the press commenced by our whig attorneygeneral with a seeming determination of verifying in his own person the cutting satire of Dean Swift when he says, ...
... 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 ...
... ignorance, vanity, and ambition, have reduced once exalted and nourishing nation, it only remains for yoar Highness, and yotfr Whig Attorney-General, to put (lowa tee Press the country, silence public opiaion, and ultimately the of tea surviving, but persecuted ...
... But the and CASIMIR PERRIERS,WO apprehend, are too pure to associate with POLIONAC; and we may predicate the same of the Whigs . in this country with regard to the Noble Luxe, unless—indeed—we except some, the very refuse of them. We have laid, advisedly ...
... fortifications of the Established Church—but the hollow promises, the deceitful wiles, the dangerous machinations of the Whigs and apostates, must continue to be watched with the most lynx-eyed penetration. If ever in the history of nations a crisis ...
... set hy Lord Londonderry. The dilference between Whigs and Tories for many years back, as have rtiore than once stated, incomprehensible. The late Sir Samuel Romiliy was Whig, and Sir James Scarlett a Whig ; but is there one feeling shared in common them ...
... _rtiilte o ( _' _^ yell ' ii ) gton '! i is hot a \ _yi ) _ig-adnrtiiiiAtration . It i . s _uni que . _Ilia Grace _employs Whigs _and _ToriemndiKcriininiiiel y—a change nt ' policy in making up » ciibinet wliich we owe more ' to _the circiimatan ' ces ...
... 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 ...
... our contempoiaries a matter of surprise, such enmity to the press should have been exhibited by one whom custom has entitled Whig,” and Sir James Scarlett almost daily twitted with his supposed desertion of the party to whose ranks it was believed he was ...
... the breath does to c u t machine, its very life and power of existence- $ could go on to a dozen columns adducing u» t both Whig and Tory are sensible of the 'j oppressive measures recently adopted. c '■ parties are yet to be brought up for judgment that ...
... ' 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 ...