... This is true enough; and we mnay add that, Palmerston also lent the Anti-Jacobin the aid of his pen, and keenly satirized the Whigs in more than one eff,- rSion. The utmost mystery was observed in the issue rof the Anti-Jacobin, says the correspondent; ...

... the parties to that alliance must be on equal terms, neither must be secondary, much less subordinate, to the other. But the whig ministers, at one time, placed their country in this dis. graceful position, and at others acted with a want of courtesy and ...

... the parties to that alliance must be on equal terms, neither must be secondary, much less subordinate, to the other. But the whig ministers, at one time, placed their country in this dis- graceful position, and at others acted with a want of courtesy and ...

... This is tyue enough; an d we nu ay add that Palmerston also lent the A ?? the aid of his pen, and keenl y satirized the Whigs in more than one effu- sion. The utmost mystery was observed in the issue of the Anti-lacobins, says the correspondent; the ...