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... 1826, his essay Milton, in tue Edinburgh 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 Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 entered ...
... statesmanship. His splenlid promises of thirty years ago issued in a certain amount of party service, in upholding an unpopular Whig adminis ration, while he damaged his own position by fighting the bat ties of his friends through right and wrong with equal ...
... Gazette. The work which, in its original form, cost four guineas and half, is offered, in its improved form, 12s. 6J —Jiorthem Whig. “ Of all the monuments to Moore, whether reared before or since the poet's death, the best is the edition of tlie Irish Melodies ...
... Gazelle. The work which, in its original form, cost four guineas and half, is offered, in its improved form, 12s Northern Whig . Of all the monuments to Moore, whether reared before or since the poet's death, the best the edition of the Irish Melodies ...
... out; though their successors will be no improvement especially the Irish Whiteside tail The Tories are resolved to lot the Whigs the best they can with their Franchise Bill before they make trial of strength with them; but the moment this bill disposed ...
... the people of Ireland that their sea-girt home is no longer the chief manufactory of rags for the United Kingdom.— Northern Whig. ...
... to lowest vice—the number given up to drunkenness and other excesses; crimes accor Hog to Protestant journal, the Northern Whig and .he Police-office returns for the last Christmas week, compared with the corresponding week the previous year, has increased ...
... however forms great source of amusement, and the sporting liberality of Sir John Arnitt is highly to be commended—Aori/tern Whig. A daring attempt at Burglary was made upon an isolate I cottager near the town of Wexford, on Saturday evening but owing to ...
... In party view he could not object a bill which would hand ov. to Democrats those seat! now occupied Whigs. should lament to see the constitutional Whig influence destroyed in that house.— He should not oppose the s. cond reading of the bill, trusting that ...
... has been completely restored. He still retains however sad proofs of the murderous assault which narrowly survived.— Northern Whig. The Prince of Wales* Title. —From the year 1509, when Henry VII- died, till 1610. in which year King Jumes I. created his ...
... he was thrown dozen years ago Pile defeat is melancholy one to tin tenant—Hie triumph is no credit ta the landlord— Nurlhern Whig. ...
... only didn i good, but has been the cause of depravity in one of its most painful aud most disastrous conditions. —eS or I hern Whig. stern Africa.— Colburn's United Set vice Moaazine, tliere liava recently been published some interesting papers from Mr. ...