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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 ...
... Co., Dublin. THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE. For January, 1830. Contents :— Renuuks on. the Present Administration — Whigs 1 and Tories ; Power of the Duke of Wellington | the Earl of EMoo — Duke of Newcastle. Mr. Peel, &c. — Observations on Mr. ...
... se we believe his administration, resting on neither party, is free from the radical. vice of both; that, not being solely whig, it may be able to redress grievances; not being purely tory it may desire it ; and, if desirous, be pledged to no party against ...
... comforts of a fire. Look at his former opinions and his present liberalism—the Tory of former times herding with rapacious. Whigs—the idol of Lord Eldon courting the smiles of Lord Rosalyn—the associate of Lord Liverpool twirling the crirls of Lord Ell ...
... tho>measures of Government, and will scarcely leave Englishmen the privilege of a decent remonstrance. Sir J. Scaelktt i> Whig,—one of that party who have always professed more than ordinary affection for the Liberty of the Press; —and therefore cannot ...
... will liesiftnltttl asm Maa’i'Tß. The Londbn Press, with the‘«xec|aion of Tke Cuirrfcr, reprobates the proceedings. and the Whig Attorney—General, (sawyer « ...
... attempt to deny this junction. These persons tell us that there is but one Member of the Cabinet, (Lord Rosslyn) who ever was Whig To these persons would reply, by asking what was the Lord Chancellor? and, beyond, the Ca bioet, what is, or was, Sir James ...
... • THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MA-0 AZINE 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. Flaxman's Lectures ...
... 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 ...
... comforts of a fire. Look at his former opinions and his present liberalism—the tory of former times herding with rapacious whigs—the idol of Lord ELDON courting the smiles of Lord ROSSLYN—the associate of Lord LIVERPOOL twirling the curls of Lord ELLE ...
... Such, as the Morning Chronicle remarks, was the practice of Lord Londonderry, whose forbearance (and the testimony fr m a whig journalist is valuable) appears to great advan- I vantage when contrasted with the conduct of those who originated the present ...
... the Spice market Cinamon continues in detime in this country a p(iriy calling themselves mand at the previous advance. Whig#, wfiose only bold upon public confidence In Baltic ftroduce there is little doing. Taland good opinion has been their avowed ...