... In his politics he was a decided Whig, in favour of a Bank, of protection to American manufactures, of internal improve- mxents at the coat of the national Government, and of the other cardinal articles of the Whig creed, all of which are now obsolete ...

... aso had her- friendd and champions- paragraph, pamphlet,, and caricature -were employed to, blacken the poet, wbose sins as a Whig or Liberal had ar- rayed against himn one portion of the press, and Byron sent out his Fare Thee Wdlell and A Sketch-the ...

... Bouse in which lie so long presided. Lord Monteagle, who has initiated the opposition to the Gevern- ment measure, is himself a Whig, and he will be supported by some of the staunchest adherents and most prominent, members of that party. There is, therefore ...

... might satisfy the greediest innovator. It is difficult to imagine a measure which has been more universally unpopular; Tories, Whigs, mand Radicals, town and country squires, and 6otton-spinners, all united in denouncing it. The measure has fallen, and fallen ...

... rise at once to e Lod tear to pieces some abuse, injustice, or oppression p die0 whose destruction they have sworn. -Northern Whig. bllevrhose desttuction they have ?? h. P I FALKIRKIMir 21k FAILUR~E IN THE AvrsrnPT TO E'5ARanSa A NEW Ogsnr MIMAxEr.-This ...

... hardly be doubted. He had formed the worst opinion of the Commonwealth men in the 17th century, and of their successors the Whigs in his own day, and the fanaticism of the former gave him a prejudice against their religious pria- ciples, like that of the ...