... . On the 3rd of May, 1695, the law which had subjected the press to a censorship expired. Within a fortnight a staunch old Whig, named Harris, who had, in the days of the Exclusion Bill attempted to set up a newspaper, entitled Intelligence Domestic and ...

... reisnowed to . Durbas gaol. Ma Mr. Cobden to ask What to rola/raw to himseif t reply, H i p. jilgiljoaraost los t .tba West Whig of Yorkshire, the wham inhabitants you no longer represent. —Sheffield rimer. Ck ItNAR% HERALI). sad is one page of . sot ...

... gratifying fact that Lord John I Russell is once more in a state which promises an increase to the domestic felicity of happy Whig family. lordship, we rejoice to learn, is about to become parent of another Reform Bill. Numerous as the offspring of the noble ...

... public with exception chapter to which reference in noticing first volume We no sympathy with Professor was too exclusively Whig to view with mind first Revolution its It is true adopted notions frequently in reasonings but thorc is attempt at concealment ...

... bohived with abject civility, and called for wine. 1 glad, lir, aaid, “to eea you. “ And lam glad, answered tha rcaentfnl Whig, sea yonr lordship in thin place” “I eervod my mister, said Jeffreys: “I was bound ib conscience to do so.” Where was your ...