... Government of which he had been the supporter, has departed from the rule of Whig Governments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice cf certain portions of the Whig powers had taken advice from that section of the House among whom I generally ...

... period, from 1726 to 1741, were the Craftsman, Daily Courant, Daily Gazetteer, British Journal, London Journal, Old Whig, Free Briton, and Grub Street Journal, of which latter paper the Poet Pope was one of the leading spirits. One Arttall ...

... remanded him, taking his father and Mr. :iimmons bail for £250 each. ' OUTBREA K OF TIIR CATTLE PLAGUE IN I R E L A ND .— The than Whig of Monday announces, on the autholity of a magisirate residing in the disttict, filet the cattle plague has broken out in the ...

... we should have is also mackto be feared, by even many of the been as far as ever from a settlement. This more Conservative Whigs, who, though voting was a good reason why that gentleman should against the Adullamite amendment on Saturday waive his own ...

... of the two Liberal candidates—Lord Eliot and Mr. Montagu Chambers—the latter gentleman a sterling Radical; the first a mere Whig. A public meeting, called by the Lord Mayor in pursuance of a requisition, was held in the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House ...

... way affects the character of aactors genuinely free and resolutely independent, he took refage in Caine under the wing of a Whig Marquis. This explains his. theory of government and legislation. Territorial lords, and Oxford coaches, ought to , rule ...