... of secretary to the late Lord Chancellor. Mr. Lefroy is not a son of Doc- tor, now Judge, Lefroy, and is not a Tory, but a Whig, though he bears the name of Lefroy, and is, we believe, a distant relation of the Learned Judge. The guardians of the Hendon ...

... If any thing were wanting to convince the more attentive portion of the public of the low morality and real heartlessness of Whig-Radical politicians, it would be found in the comments which they make upon our exposure of the vices and the misery which ...

... to attest their zeal in the cause to which they are devoted. They have sontrived to impose upon the willing credulity of our Whig-Radical contemporaries of the Morning Chronicle and Globe, so far as to induce the former to write, and the latter to copy ...

... LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 A Whig journal sets forth very ostentatiously that orders for woollen cloth to an immense amount can be executed in Belgium and Prussia at a rate 15 per cent, under the rate of British manufacture. If this be so, it is a further ...

... assure our readers that his election is per- fectly secure. It is, up to this moment, a matter of great uncertainty whether any Whig-Radical will venture to pre- sent himself to the electors of Liverpool in opposition to Sir Howard. Dr. Gilbert, Principal ...

... are two of the distinctions which we see between the Administration lately defeated, and that which at present exists. Whigs and Whig-Radicals are so full of strong self-conceit (we speak of their politics, and mean no personal offence), tbat as soon as ...

... Poor, . ?? Curate. It shows, in a clear and convincing ™nno the utter worthlessness and baseless effrontery of °*1 s plea for Whig Radicalism, which he calls a plea u ' t P° or The only quarrel we have with the reply now *« us is, ihat it attributes an ability ...

... the trouble of mind which the : anxious Whigs appear to be oppressed with, on ac count of the varieties of political thinkers who all unite in support of the present Government. In their fretfulness, the Whigs proclaim what is to them the melancholy fact ...

... with you, and sometimes without you. She assisted you in the Belgian question, and even in the Spanish question, because the Whigs had contracted engagements towards Spain. What the Continental Powers have been aiming at was, to detach England as rapidly ...

... all their sup- j porters to maintain the legitimate union by all means ; and ' it was in the course of this debate that the Whigs were ho- ' noured with the appellation of ?? Base, brutal, aad bloody. , Lord Morpeth voted for -the address — the mere echo ...

... STUART SAVILE. Kichard Bentley, New Burlington-street. T TT ,- Now ready, in 3 vols., post *vo., HE TORY BARONET; or, Tories, Whigs, and Radi.als. A Novel. .. rw -a a__ _*7 ONE WHO KNOWS THEM. ?? _*i Jer ? ?? * ?? of the ?? »d may rank %mong th. rawi attiyuve ...

... to serve, would have been to misconstrue the fact, had it ac- cidentally been true. Now, we would beg to imprest, upon our Whig-Radical contemporaries one valu- able and important truth, which may restrain the temerity of their invention on future occasion ...