... on the subject of the trials against Greco and others for an attempt to assassinate the Emperor of the French, must either Whig-Radical or an idiot. Perchance he may be something else. The accusations of the Procureur-General are clearly set forth, and ...

... its treatment by the Whigs. Not only are the inhabitants deprived of their constitutionalprivilege of electing their parliamentary representatives, without let or hindrance ; but now they are subjected to a new grievance. The Whig Government embrace all ...

... principle be once conceded, we should not be surprised if, at no distant day, it underwent various adaptations and extensions. The Whigs, over fond of patronage, are exceedingly anxious to make our Government more and more paternal. ...