... 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 ...

... hatred to Rome, so ought the betrayed and insulted people of this country to detest the very name of Whig.”—Morning Herald. What is the difference between a Whig Attorney-General, and a Tory Attorney-Generalf Wc can answer this question. The former strives ...

... stratagem they could devise to induce some other candidate to come forward, and nimo.s even at this late hour are afloat, that a Whig will present himself on Monday, not indeed with a view ot supplanting Mr. Hoy in the present, bnt to pave the way to success ...

... Press. We should not be surprised if Sir James Scarlett was not Attorney General the first of April next.—To be sure he is a Whig, and of course will hold fast as long he can. We copv the following paragraph from the John Bull; are very sorry to see such ...

... Whiggery.—'The respectable Whigs have pet toast to this purpose : The strong hold of liberty a free press. i —The Morning Herald says, that ali the Lawyers arrayed i against the Press upon the late occasions were originally Whigs, except one Learned Gentleman ...

... not deprecate the course adopted by the Administration. Many persons cast ali the odium on Sir Jamas Scarlett, his Majesty’s Whig Attorney-General. are unwilling refuse that Learned G* ntleman any of the merit (for such he esteems it) of haring promoted ...

... very unpoetic standards of taste, the folio volumes of the statutes. The histories of Greece and Rome were arenas in which Whigs and Tories, Republicans and Monarchists fought out the battles of the present day with consummate talent, but with marvellously ...

... bitumen (the principle of heat and light), and, of course, render one of three times more value than it was unsaturated. Northern Whig. A tradesman of this city very recently had business at the mansion of the Earl of Cork, and in walking through the park he ...

... ex-fficio. These are the solemnly-declared opinions of Sir J. Scarlett; and, when we consider that the learned knight is a whig, and, moreover, cautious and subtle lawyer, we may , take for granted that his words are intended to express but a tithe of ...

... Court morrmeala : tboaa who deny the fart only betray tbeir own ignorance hat long been known in informed circle*, whether Whig or Tory. Wo a ball not taka on oa to pronounce aa to the cor* rcetoeaa our atually accurate coounipoiary; but we thoae who ...

... Heron, liberal radical Bart, was the principal spokesman ; and as his opinions oil funded property are quite worthy of Whigs run wild, we copy a short passage from his oration, as we find it the Morning Journal: —His object was that all taxes should ...

... movements :those whodeny the fact only betray their own ignorance of what has long been known in well informed circles, whether Whig or Tory. Now in contradiction tothis we can assure our cotemporary there not the slightest truth it. Whatever may be the ...