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... 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. ...
... ?? precisely. TH E NEW MWf_r_TY~--t^^N D ON MAGAZINE. For January. 1 l|B Contents ?? Remarks on the Present Admini ...
... acquiring new claims to the affection _nd gt_. .] litude of the nation, by opposing his persona power and authority to some Whig -icheine of an,. bition ami encroachment. We do not affirm ih*t any thing of the sort is now or has recently been going on ...
... of silting next to Sheridan. The occasion of his ?? was -ome observation or other upon die suhjact of the *lurdine* ...
... entering at this time into any particular )b. ervalions upon the subject. Mi. Tilkmy, though a professed and apparently ardent Whig, accepted office in the Tory Admi- nistration of Mr. Adihngton, and held the situa- ?? of Treasurer of the Navy till the d ...
... indicating, the conduct of llie Whig*.. who, by allying' themselves with ibe Jacobins upon this ..articular subject, merited and obtained ihe permanent contempt and indignation of the round at large. It was obvious that the Whigs as a party nevei advocated ...
... BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT (from blackwood's magazine for February.) The Whigs, we think, will move, that an humble Address be voted to the Russian Autocrat, inviting him to transfer his residence to Constantinople forthwith, and to remove, by mili- tary ...
... MR. OIVES, JO THE WHIGS, TORIES, AND RADICALS, '■I Friends, asd Countrymen — You have been long- engaged in promoting- the views of your res|>ective partie-. You have I all desired to improve y our own condition, and the condition of yonr country, and ...
... of Whig and Tory bul as mere names. Ihey were ?? lad syuoi.iinou=; and if be were asked which ho wished most lo see in power, Ihe Whig or the Tors of Ihe pre.eiit day, be should find much difficulty in amwering. Wha! had been proposed by ihe Whig had ...
... Harley 1. ft Lady Rodney's residence in Harley-streel, yesterday morning, for Leominster, for that purpose. G LoccESTEitsuiUE Whig Club. — The Annual; Meeting of Ihis Club look place at the King's Head, in this j city, on Monday se'nnighl. The attendance ...
... competent authority than the Right Hon. Secretary. The people had (hem-elves assembled throughout (he counlry, and all parties, Whigs, Tories, Ultra Tories, the advocates of free trade, and the advocates of a restricted trade — all concurred in the existence ...
... Alexander is carrying all before him at Glasgow; and Seymour ha.> gone over to Belfast will. Mi-- Smithson, who, by the Northern Whig, seems to have riveted the admiration of our brethren of the broad sheet in the sister isle. ...