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... proceedings of Heade. Hollingshead, and Company, that can raise it out of the gutter. As most people know, the Globe was once a Whig newspaper. But some years ago it was sold to the Tories, and has pertinaciously sought to distinguish itself by insolence and ...
... gentlemen ; whilst the Whigs were esteemed by the people as having been the original opposers of arbitrarypower. The accession of Georgeiwas the era when Govet:unent by party was fully established in England during the reign of William. Whigs and Tories bad ...
... path. He did not say that the Whigs were always right, or the Tories always wrong; that the Whigs were always good, and the Tories always bad ; but it history proved anything it most assur ed ly proved this : that to the Whig and Liberal patty (and not to ...
... with effect. (Hear, hear.) Byron was unread and almost laughed at uatil he wrote his English Bards and Scotch Reviewers. Whig and Tory admired the polished and splendid satire of Bernal Osborne • and be hoped his paper would be taken in a truly politi ...
... which is so The ablest of all the provincial newspapers is, unquestionably, the &aims n. Its hard political economy, and its Whig partizanship make it dista s t aa t e f u l to me. But I cannot help admiring the shrewdness and honour of its political articles ...
... Edinbur9/1 Review; in he went to reside in London. Eminent members of the Whig party, such as Abeicrombie, James Mackintosh, Samuel Romilly, gave him a warm welcome. When the Whig party cause for a short time into lower in leoe, the young Scottish advocate ...
... vacancy. M. J. C. Dundee, brother of the late member, will also come forward. Mr. Cooke is an advanced Liber al, and Mr. Dundee a Whig. Hawser PeoerErrs.—Mr Mechi (in a letter to the Tines) oaye—' A general and copious rain, after several weeks of very cold ...
... Justices Mellor and Lash, and a special jury. The Court was densely crowded. Mr. Whalley, M.P., was in his place very early, in whig and gown,.writing notes at the dictation of the Claimant, and making himself generally useful. Mr. Gibbs was re-called, and ...
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