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... Threialueedle•street ; and Solo tiatasr. dsy ispublished, prie dd. TIAANIINER an 4 CHURCH of I ItELAND MAGAZINE, for January, WO, Whig ttbe First Number of a New Valuate. The Publishers have much plenum In stating. that the present number has been murk Increased ...
... highly offended with Mr. (sally Knight's letter to the Earl of Aberdeen; and be is denominated in the salons, the .‘ Wandering Whig, one of those who travel over the countries of Europe to excite the inhabitants against their respeOlive governments, and ...
... Huskisson won't be forgiving. 'Tis mad to think the Rolls alone Is all that Henry Brougham wishes; While they're in place, the Whigs, 'tis known, Would swallow all the loaves and iishes. 'Tis mad to think her Grace can sleep While thinking of the harrow Vicar; ...
... Attorney-General who, though a Tory, filed more informations, and instituted more prosecutions against the Press than any halfdozen Whig Attorney-Generals ever instituted. No matter. The appointment might have been a right one, but to the Catholics it was very ...
... Brown, and Green. TEHE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE, For January 1830. Contents :-Remarks on the Present Administration-Whigs and Tories; Power of the Duke ot Wellington; the Earl of Eldon-Duke of Newcastle, Air Peel, &r.-Observations on Mr Flaxmuan's ...
... would my sell apply the first round dozen. !!! C. WOLSELEY. P.S. Let the people of England now beware of a S car i c it (Whig) administration !—Paris, Dec. 29, 1829. TEMPERANCE SOCIETI Es.—The . Roman Catholic Bishop Doyle has pledged himself to do ...
... acquired its sway. The formerare too familiar, the latter not familiar enough for authority. In this state of abeyance the Whig ATTORNEY.GENERAt throws in his shots between wind and water, as it were, and wounds us easily in the critical point of slight ...
... I would Ings;11 apply the first round dozen.!!! C. WoLsEr.r.rr. P.S. Let the people of England now beware of a Seariett (Whig) administration !—Paris, Dec. 29, 1829. TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.—The Roman Catholic Bishop Doyle has pledged himself to do everything ...
... this ensuing Session. The newspaper scribes who sneer at his Grace know nothing about him—even if he were the cypher which the Whig witlings represent him to be, he would assuredly do for a head as well as the great GODERICH—ay, or Lord LIVERPOOL. 2. Lord ...
... that you be imprisoned ten days. The whole proceeding did not occupy four minutes. LEADERS.—For many years the leaders of the Whigs have been, in general, mere political adventurers; they have been men possessed of no stake in the public weal; traders in ...
... acquired its sway. The former are too familiar, the tatter not familiar enough for authority. In this state of alieyance the Whig Attorney (ieneral throws in hit shots wind and waier, it were, and wounds easily in the critical point of slight resistance ...
... wish, inasmuch as the Duke of. Richmond—being a Tory; travels with four horses; whereas the present Cabinet Ministers—being Whigs and Economists, never travel but with two., P. P. P not true that the lady of the Lord Steward of his Majesty's Household ...