... more in accordance with them than those of his opponent, then we shall lend him what assistance we can, whether he be called Whig, Tory, Radical. IV. The Discussion of Debateable Topics. —ln this department of our pnper, we propose to adopt a plan which ...

... two sisters. His mother was intelligent and ennobling; and his father had the reputation of being the greatest Unitarian and Whig in Somerset. He was born in 1788, articled to his step-father, Mr. Toller, admitted in 1809, and came to Bridport a few months ...