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... lawyer-like passages ? There was not one to be found there. It had been often said that a Tory lawyer never made a Whig Judge, but that a Whig lawyer often made a Tory Judge. The judgment had nothing in it. They said that if 058 copies of their papers might ...
... office, but, then, consider how steadfastly we have stuck to office. Consider how nobly we have shared patronage among our Whig friends, and how disinterestedly we have taken our salaries at the Treasury. Consider all this, md then deny, if you can, that ...
... Albert nearest to a throne which his birth for- bids that he should ever inherit. The thing may be done, nevertheless. The Whig Mi- nisters are ready to gratify the Queen in this matter. Will they, indeed, stick at any thing to retain tlie Royal favour ...
... public mind. From what he advanced he appears to be- long t. that nondescript class of political beings Con- servative-Whig, or Whig-Conservative— those who are al- ways looking out for expediency loopholes, when hv to escape from carrying out those firm ...
... at Mr. Lister, the author of the last-mentioned novel, who is now Registrar-General or something of that sort in one of the Whig jobberies. This is the gentleman, he says, who now keeps the keys of life and death, the Janitor of the world. The general ...
... 4. The Poetical Works of Shelley. ?? The Wellington Despatches. 6. Popular Literature of the Day. 7. Irish Policy of the Whigs. 8_ Political Economy during the Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Cracow. London : R. and J. E.JTaylor, Red^Liou-court ...
... be a SIS of SCLiS* ?° Wick ' and high principle ; he represented [ ...
... the Whigradographist, and seems to be a combination of the paper-making and printing machines. The procuring of signatures to Whig-Radical petitions has hitherto been a work of immense labour and considerable expense, but now, by calling in the aid of the ...
... Debats has another article con- secrated tothe report of our social troubles, thus llustrating the good government of its Whig allies md friends. The Moniteur Parisien of Saturday night and the Moniteur of Sunday publish along report of the dis- urbancesi ...
... English here, and the prospect of a speedy overthrow of a most unpopular Cabinet was hailed with universal satisfaction. The Whigs here seem very crest-fallen. The Funds have declined. The Fives left off at lllf. 85c, a fall of 30c, for Cash. For the Account ...
... a re- medy, without making privilege paramount ovef law. We don't know whether we ought to attribute it to the luck of the Whigs, or to their contrivance, that the public is now occupied with a hubbub about Parliament ry privilege, when there are very ...
... 4. The Poetical Works of Shelley. 5. The Wellington Despatches. 6. Popular Literature of the Day. 7. Irish Policy of the Whigs. 8. Political Economy during the Middle Ages. 9. Recent Occurrences at Cracow. _ London : R. and J. E. Taylor, Red Lion-court ...