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... ellateti toe revolution. William was a hetterliag than az', the Whig king. Pitt was an extravagant war minister, and the Whigs opposed Pitt. Lord Grey was the reformer of abuses, and the Whigs supported Lord Grey. These were the simple general of linens ...
... his essay on Milton, in the Edivbargh Review. drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. The leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he entered ...
... the eousasodstia. This document, which vs putridly refers to Leap Kilivinisim as the The late Lord Macaiday was the third Whig MN& man who had eonenenced a history of the Revoletiute Ws& and had failed to Swish hie task. Mr. Fox sad Sir James Mackintosh ...
... liTrlB Y that the /bed be bald tie Htl eh at 12 o'clock at sem far the pupas of and 'ogling the and the esid Tram for be year 'Whig tie Ms day of at whisk the Tristan will proceed to the app.:4EB64ot of Thebes. and to the transactioe of any bamboos Wain b ...
... of j separation set down for trial, and 112 in various stages of progress, making a grand total of 432 causes The Northern Whig publishes the statistics of drunken- ness in Belfast, to show how much that crime increased the year of Revivalism. In the ...
... themselves at Se. under the réyime of a userper. They would be at feud with the magnate of Duke, the or the Earl—who was probably a Whig. Thes were thrown back entirely upon broke describes himself as own resources, and their own society; and afer retirement from ...
... which are palpable to the meatiest capacity, and are discussed in every twopenny coffee-house. What is the spell which the Whig party breathe over the inhabitants of this kingdom that they submit to the indignity of such a Government? Friendly to despothim ...
... will& les more than oat occasion taken a active pats is polities the Liberal—or perhaps It woeld be mere eeriest to say the old Whig—interest. 'knowing J. &Lumley now, to her Mission at St. Petersburg, is appointed se as Whisk Embassy et Contemn the ream dMr ...
... does not love,” and has ere now accession of the Duke of to the Government of Mr. ‘Pitt, and the union between Mr. some of the Whig leaders in 1826—in the case before us there are ties to be over- tax the patriotism and tives. In the T number of our representa- ...
... general, of his having @ to 3 and unless the his and those of an of intermediate there Be head, and than is the case even under a Whig regime, families; and still greater danger of distrust of the constant temper of: the parochial all this, the equalisation ...
... existence a and ment the other hand, for many a long year to come. To the Whigs, of view this prospect might not yet come mingled with biteer and The old lation must then be 3 the Whig must be merged in blue and buff must be consigued to the moths: the “ ...
... following is the report of the Select CB, os wide distinction am oe aie Windsor Clive has ef G8. Pani, one, should be very fh. Whig ~—v yams a ve And the t and 4A ined = ae Jo seat ode y cd —) looked thea + Gamo. that the ot Caizo B. Canin, to te. mer to ...