... enemy's camp. The exultation which they feel at the spectacle of so the assistance of the working classes of their party many Whigs turning against the cause of the people and were able to make a decided majority. It was clear, lbeeeming its most furious ...

... the House of Commons. He would not I have built up a constituency on the rights of man; he , would not have counselled the Whig party to reconstruct our institutions on an American model. It is because I wish to avert from this these calamities that I ...

... aiurt presented a brilliant appearance, but the presentations were confined to • limited number. The Queen (-ays the Norther* Whig) has made very liberal and large purchases of Isiah poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Prineeae Helena. The Princess Helene ...

... of the coruer•stono of the I.3unyan Sohoola took place. Sir S. Morton Few, Bart., M.P heA eogiged to perfbrm the seremooy of Whig the stone, but his extensive business having become embarrassed through the panic in the City, he declined the fulfilment of ...

... VOL. XXVI.—Nzw Swim No. 10711.] LONDON: WIDNISDAY, MAY SO, 1806. We have a notion, moreover, that it is not even I now to Whig influences that the principal relaxations of the State-Church system in our most important colonies arc to be primarily ascribed ...

... with the future of those nascent empires. There really seemed at one time to be a danger that this would be the case. The Whigs, we are sorry to be obliged to admit, were intent, as was said of them by the Rev. Sydney Smith, upon building up a wall against ...