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... • 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 ...
... (and who, notwithste. P te to the Throne. has slreedy been given to the s ti ff et i ng art i sans of u ing the sneers of the Whig Attorney-General, exbi bl t talents and attainments highly creditable to the dltli i t i press, and which would have done honour ...
... Counsel—four of them within the Bar too—agains t unsupported editor of a Journal (and who, notwithot!rte ing the sneers of the Whig Attorney-General, exbi ul talents and attainments highly creditable to the press, and which would have done honour to many ...
... exercised the patronage; and as it has, at least, the merit of giving its preferments to Irishmen, it is to be wished that the Whig Absentee may be foiled in' his attempt to transfer this living to himself. THE CHURCH. (From the Cork Southern Reporter.) dence ...
... exercised the patronage; and as it has, at least, the merit of giving its preferments to Irishmen,it is to be wished that the Whig Absentee may be foiled in , his attempt to transfer this living to himself. THE CHURCH. (From the Cork Southern Reporter.) ...
... there never ; was a time when fiercer and more malignant party libels were published than that glorious era to which the Whig Attorney-General so unhappily—we will not say so ignorantly—alluded. When Sir James Scarlett was so nice and so unsparing in ...
... who may be presumed td take their cue from the same source. We allude to the notice taken by the Treasury Journals, as well Whig as Tory, of the late falling off in the Revenue. While one *admits that it had not contemplated any thing like a defalcation ...
... POLITICAL .REGISTEII. The great enemies of real — liberty have always been the WHIGS. The Riot Act, the Septennial Bill, the mferna3 Excise, are all the works of the Whigs. The Tories, as tlney are called, will find at last, that they have no security ...
... 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 ...
... ratio equivalent to the adding some thousands a year to the salary of every member of his Majesty's Government. The apostate Whigs would like to share in these sort of things, and therefore they do not cry out for an abatement of the Ministers' salaries-- ...
... afterwards was relative to Ition of the 0 structure, and expressed his appro - English manners and amusements, such as whether whig, Iti er ection and the manner in which it was exewas in fashion in London, the assemblies numerous, 0 ; an e end of e xpected ...
... few short months this teacher has wrought a change in the understandings of men which the Whig Lawyer's schoolmaster never contemplated. Besides bringing the Whigs into contempt, men have been taught the saving and all-important truth that the interests ...