... line, party spirit ran high. The Tories suprorted the King; the Whigs and Liberals the Queen. Mr. Oastler, with an independence of character which never forsook him, took side with the Whigs, not, however, assuming that the Queen was spotless, but affirming ...

... out to India, and edited the Madras Arien,eutn, at a high salary, and on his return assumed the eclitcsship of the Northern Whig, from waich, atter five year, was compelled to retire through ill-hea!th, eausel by &sears of the heart. Mr. Bruce was the ...