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... lhe Legend of St. Rosalie. By Delta.â lo. The Copyright Ques- tionâll. Tlie Deserted Villageâ l 2. Ten Years of the Whigs. William Blackwood and Sous, Edinburgh, and 22, Pall-mall London. HHHE MONTHLY' MAGAZINE. No. 541 A for JANUARY, edited by ...
... miserable work and most unmanly. The Conservatives are going to do what the Whig- Radicals could nol do. They arc going to amend the Corn Laws *, not that they are going to do what the Whig 6 proposed to do, for that would not be to amend the Corn Laws, but to ...
... assuredly the farther from the truth. On this question we may, however, urge something in another form. Ten years of the Whigs is an able and useful article. Useful, we repeat, because few things are more useful than a calm review of errors, whether ...
... If clerical opinion is to guide in settling the points in dispute, perhaps that of the late venerable Sir Henry Moncrieff (a Whig of the old school and true supporter of the rights and privileges of the Kirk) may be referred to, even in presence of the ...
... If the Whig-Radical party had been an honest and a manly party, or anything like that, it would not have borne with the late Ministers so long as they were borne with. What rational hope did those Ministers afford of carrying into effect the Whig-Radical ...
... immediately the new gardens can be brought into a state of cultivation. The reported marriage to be betwixt the son of a Noble Whig Marquis and the beautiful and accomplished daughter ofa foreign Ambassador, appears to have lost aU probabiUty. Mr. Neill Malcolm ...
... suppose that such an adversary of the Oxford Churchmen as we now allude to, will be utterly defeated and disappointed. The Whigs already reckon the time since the Conservative Administration was constituted four times as long as it really is. We sincerely ...
... troopers. The sailing craft mount 4,440 guns. The force, therefore, is pretty much the same amount under the Tories as under the Whigs ; but during the autumn all the ships in commis- sion have been getting manned, and excepting the Queen, For- midable, Powerful ...
... system is in itself vici- ous, and ought to be amended, whatever the effect may be upon foreign trade. A writer in a leading Whig-Radical journal con- cludes a long article of elaborate abusiveness against what he calls Puseyism, by the avowal that Strauss ...
... 1830, and May, 1841, the Conservative party sided with the Whig Government in resisting whatever attempts were made by the free trade gentry to disturb the Corn Laws. When at last the Whig Government made a sudden wheel, resolved to overset the whole ...
... the political world as regards the Corn Laws, that being now made a party question — which was formerly repudiated alike by Whig and Tory— places Mr. Senior in an entirely different position; and that opinions may be well considered as dangerous and o ...
... surprise to the public at large. Dr. Somer- ville, under the patronage of Mr. Warburton, is the person who was appointed by the Whig-Radical Government to superintend the working of this very important measure. We cannot, for the present, pursue the matter ...