... weekly newspaper, which did good service to liberalism when liberal principles were supposed to be accurately represented by the whig party. In the present instance, whatever powers as an essayist he may have inherited with his name, Mr. Foublanque does not ...

... literary merit, with the old Newo Abunthsy as it fi shone during the high bpoon of its west end repute, as bt the organ of the Whig fashionable coteries, the chronicle o of romantio scandals, and the dry nurse of dsdgling b n*velists of the- silver fork ...

... gave support to Lord Derby on omie more occasions thatn on the Indian Reform Bill. At ould Reigate, the Hou. W. Monson, a Whig, takes the at is place of Sir P. H. Rawhinson, who came in with sup- ~ome port from both sides, and voted more with Lord 11 ...

... rernarked that it eseedb'd t b~e reo a Tory e~biruet to render lese 'nr~q ?? ?? it bettee adapted to the acomdoue, ,salto 0 t Whig Befor a Bi.l ot 1'32. '5)CO0 laeiine e Dnami o0r LutJo CHARLES WELLESLEYS-Tbe aunnunee the demise of Lord Charlea WO eale ptpet- ...

... is mere empty pretext to veil his true end. They see it is a struggle of parties for the attainment of po wer, which veteran Whig Cardinal is pretty certain to beat that fine specimen of French Toryism, Mon. de Baradas. Now, it is to the view of ...

... spirit ran to a height which the better sense of the present day would not tolerate, and can scarcely realise. In many towns, a Whig would not sit down to the same table with a Tory, and their wives and families would not show euam- mon civility to each other ...

... Claverhoase and his Life Guards by tire Covenanter, Tillietudlem Castle, the Battle of Both- well Brig, and rout of the Whigs by Monmouth, and the Linn of Linklater, with the perilous escape of Morton on horseback over the chasm. Among the many encounters ...