... Stanhope ( late Lord Mahon ) , and here he loses the battle which he foolishly provokes _. ! _Earl Stanhope contends _that the _Whig _Ministries _, as' a _' _role _, . _have ' ; been distinguished from the Tory ones by the _numbers of the great landed and ...

... school. and schoolmasters, although the proud In Edinburgh are notoriously half-empty. ° After petitioning against that latest Whig jobthe attempted Nuisances Removal Bill, but really the perpetuation of the Prison Board Bill—the deputation who went to London ...

... therefore, Mr Miall And his friends had been to vote with Mr Black, and his amendment triumphed over ,Mr ,SPooneett*Otion, Whigs mkt; Tories would have united, Aed the amend** would have been ddeated by three or four to Whether your representative kites ...

... gesiating each other to extinguish liberty i n 1 Europe? If it was necessary at the conclusion of the last war, as all the Whigs asserted, that Holland in its northern boundary should be protected from the renewed assaults of France, by forts taken from ...

... *ht enlarging the constituency of the Empire, promised th to effecct a change, seems ouly to have established a our leading Whig and Tory families more firmly in v- power. We may, however, spare ourselves the trouble LOs of making political observations ...