... is himself the most conspicuous living instance of a great judge promoted to the bench as the Parliamentary advocate of a Whig Minister who knew how to reward eloquent partisans. But it is one thing to become a judge by distinguished services as political ...

... that whenever a rigid political virtue begins to be common among Englishmen, it may spread as freely among Tories as among Whigs and Radicals, and all together may agree in putting an end to the abominable system of which these three southern boroughs ...

... native bogs, now flourishes in the congenial atmosphere of American swamps—which his hitherto survived the ‘’active measures” of Whig Governments, the threats of Washington, and the humiiiatioa of forming Mr Artcmus Ward. FROM A CORRESROyDENT. London, Satardnj ...

... and bonus. $ the ietc eTSs. S«1 per dollar, Ex Few. Curious Discovert iw a Crll In the of northern county (esya the Northern Whig). considered one of the beet managed ioatitntions of it« kind in Ireland, a gentleman is present undergoing sentence of twelve ...

... existence. The plans, it said, were shown by Napoleon Charles James Fox, after the peace of Amiens, and the remark of the great Whig Minister to the First Consul is reported to have been— u This is one of the great things we can accomplish when united. Whether ...

... have day after day done their utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts’ a Whig Government began and would have continued. ‘Never have 1 seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant;’ and yet ...

... principles was a party pretext. But there were also many with whom was a sincere feeling, and who, in their fright, saw in every Whig person who was already Republican, and not unwilling to become a regicide. These views ••fried with rehemonoe to the jadici* ...

... light, the Whig conception of force was that of latent and imponderable element, whose existence, whatever it was, was shadowy, doubtful, and impossible to define, or assign, or measure. Beichenbach's od force is a very fair image of Whig conservation ...

... this respect we are clearly stronger than were twelve months ago. We have got rid for ever, it is to hoped, of two powerful Whigs, each of whom was placed in that precise poeition where he could inflict the greatest possible amount of damage upon his country ...

... respect we are clearly stronger than we were twelve months ago. We have got rid for ever, it is to be hoped, of two powerful Whigs, each of whom was placed in that precise position where he could Inflict the greatest possible amount of damage upon his country ...

... Radicals from the victorious Adnllamites. He is at war with both, unless he has resolved definitely to break away from the whole Whig legion. With these Influences at work, can hope expect to pass a bill ? The antnmn clamour which was prophesied has turned ...

... habits. He was afraid they were in a minority, and at present only small minority.” We would gladly gainsay, if could, the Whig Peer's testimony against the working classes in this regard; all know the gross abase lavished on Mr Lowe for pretty outspoken ...