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... land. are not here advocate* for what is commonly called moli Government. We arc not here advocates either for a Tory or a Whig administration. No ! we arc the of the majesty the laws of one country. We insist, therefore, that whatever offence our clients ...
... upsetting the prosecution against him, upon constitutional principles. are the advocates here, not of Tory administration, nor a Whig administration. But here we are the advocates for the majesty of the laws. Gentlemen of the Jury, once more 1 call upon yon ...
... truet that you will not identify them on this occasion, end a»r« the ugh there m»y have ten severe etpri'ssions against the Whig administration by the treveraers, I hope you will not coßeider those etpressioos an attack the ▼ernmentof country. As I have ...
... are no proof of it. The English people know as little yet of cheap law as they do of cheap government. The promises of our Whig Administration as to the procuring of both these advantages for them have been hitherto falsified. Should] the gross receipts ...
... universal failure the object the result. Yon. then, are called on to believe, because these men have spoken about the Whigs—l am myself a Whig no, I believe lam radical—(much laughter)—that they arc disloyal subjects. Do you believe the Conservatives he loyal ...
... such a flagrant violation international law, and such an exhibition of bad faith and w retched duplicity, on the part of the Whig Government of unhappy country, without feelings regret and indignation Glasgow Courier, Tuesday. EDINBURGH RACING MEETING. ...
... country into the bargain. lam a Whig myself, said Mr. Holmes. No—l believe lam Radical ! but tried friend to the constitution and government, and not think it just that these men shuula punished for speaking roughly of our Whig ministry. There are very loyal ...
... peisuade me that am great man, for most Bp it tue merit which provoke* the attacks j B Correspondent.) State of Trade.—The Whig papers are continually publishing delusive and greatly overcharged , statements as to the improvement in trade ; but these ...
... most contemptible and disgraceful misrepresentetious, it is only following iu old policy, and endeavouring to urge on the Whigs to hoeliii, lies Irom that natural instinct uf depravity, and lova of devastation, Inch have given it equally distinguished ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. ...
... poet’s say The world keeps in awe; Hit bends him lo his sway, The LMvAtu tw his law. TRIM. THE MAYOR OF BRISTOL. The trial the Whig Mayor Bristol, Mr. Purnev, for negleel of duty during the late riot* in that city, afford* one ot the most disgusting specimens ...
... can't charge my memory with the nature of the speech on the proposition of the amendment Don't know whether the Corporation are Whig or Tory. Believe there ar e members of both parties belon g in g to it . Re-examined by Mr. CAMPBELL—Think the might have been ...