... wellweighed reflection to the winds, in order to indite some common-place trumpery about the In's and Out's. He is neither a Whig nor a Radical. Neither is he a Tory, for he abhors persecution, and reprobates, far more than he satirizes Reform, the heavier ...

... with a broadside levelled at the Melbourne Cabinet. But Tait labours in vain. No eloquence can make the people confound the Whigs with the Tories—the authors and supporters of the Reform Bill, with the champions of rotten boroughs. Turn we, therefore, to ...

... to prize, should commence. Even the same journal does not preserve the same tone for two days i❑ succession.. One day, the Whigs are to be driven from Downing-street by an immediate coup de main ; the next, caution is recommended to the eager aspirants ...

... usual impatience of order and love of disturbance which characterise lame multitudes under mild systems of government. The Whig hate certain of the laws, especially the laws estaolished for the protection of British agriculture, and they exult even in ...

... usual impatience of order and love of disturbance which characterise large multitudes under mild systems of government. The Whig hate certain of the laws, especially the laws estaolished for the protection of British agriculture, and they exult even in ...

... Ramsay, the Pr:nces Rospigliogi, Ghigi, Sir Adams and Lady Maris, and Miss Albano, the Car dinals Birarola, and Spinola, &c. `Whig being Advent, all the theatres are closed, and Rome wquid have been dead letter, had it not been for the splendid entertainment ...

... gives a caution. Probably some of our readers have been reminded of the Janus Mirabilis by the rampant loyalty of which the Whig Romanist faction have lately given so many proofs. It certainly surpasses the loyalty of Conservatives at present, or the Tory ...

... place about the middle of February. REPRESENTATI ON of FINSBURY.—That the Spectator, which has become a persecutor of the Whigs, should countenance the report that the Government means to shov e forward Mr, Tooke to contest the representation of Fi ns ...

... 500/., or upon the whole quarter 52,500/. We shall rejoice to find that the penny panacea is likely to remedy this result of Whig finance. Teetotalism appears to have had a good deal to do with the chief item of decrease, that on the receipts of the Excise ...

... that it would be most disastrous to the Whigs and the country.. For Heaven's sake, let us not, in the present h alf-maddened state of the population, have anything which they can construe into persecution. To the Whigs, for a long forbearance, unfortunately ...

... in State Stocks, and naturally anxious that they should not suffer a depreciation. It was taken up, it is said, by a set of Whig stock-jobbers and speculators in the United States, who engaged to negotiate for it with the political leaders. Some ...

... lives, to inflame the public mind. against the principles and practice of the Chartist Association. Tiley have left it to the Whig-Radicals, the Ministers, and their press, to hunt the lives of men already secured within the meshes of the law, by denouncing ...