... is a despot, and the heir apparent rebel; in England the relation is softened, and the king is a tory, and the heir apparent whig. Without uncovering the grave, to bring things for dispute which have lain till their shape and substance are half dissolved ...

... that indifference exalted motives, which is generally found in a clever rake,, and which we grieve to say characterised the whig-rufflers of thy period. Thy education was wretched; thou smattering of Horace, but thou couldst not write English, and thy ...

... fresh from the still, and faithful to its fires. A ministerial optimist is mere syrup, all treacle and honey; and genuine Whig is tbe water, mawkish and nauseous in itself, but admirably adapted to qualify the other ingredients, and to blend their opposite ...

... seusation. The following are the words used by the honorable gent.: Gentlemen, shall continue what you have always found me—a Whig. The King can make a Peer—he can put ribbon upon the breast of a slave—but the King caunot make what can, what the people can ...

... as reached the public, blameless.; and, unless, I have just said of Lord Grey, he were to come in at the head of a foray of Whig and Radicals, for the purpose nf carrying devastation through our institutions, I know ao one now out of office whom the country ...