... cushion. Bat strange the caprice is which patronage doles. And which gives trie wrong side what the right side it grudges; The Whig make Bishops by shoals, While tne Tories, who violate law, make the Judges. Sir William Bovill, the new Lord Chief Justice ...

... and position ?—it was the middle classes, while the working men were divided amongst themselves—some were Tories, and some Whigs ; be was Radical. (Cheers.) They looked upon political reform a means of elevating their country; they considered it would ...

... the world. Sporting circles lose Mr. Osbaldeston, Sir Bellingham Graham, and Lords Chesterfield and Clifden. Three decayed Whig statesmen, Lord Glenelg, Lord Monteagle, and Lord Northbrook, the latter better known as Sir Francis Baring, are among the ...

... th* memorialists (whose statement wa* supported letter* from various parts of the prayed thst inquiries might made. Th* folio whig reply from the Home Office haejust been reoeivedWhitehall, Dee. 21.—Sir,— I dUote* by Mr. Secretary Walpole acknowledge reosipt ...

... candour, admits that Chief-Justioe Erie only held to his seat long as did to keep the appointment of his out of the hands of the Whigs. The East Teignmouth ritual case has passed through one of its stages. The ohurchwardens, it may be remembered, prooeeded against ...