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... are _necessarily political _motives and _confidences in wlucll a Tory Lord Advocate could not effeetually co-operate with a Whig permanent _Secretary , and _rice' rcrsa . It is for Lord Kinnaird to _explain what and how much would remain to be done ...
... the notice of the House of l'ommons. The less mystery there is made of these matters the better. ACTION FOR SLANDER AGAINST A WHIG NOBLEMAN. In the Court of Exchequer on Tuesday, Mr HAWKINS, Q.C., applied, in the action for libel which Dr William has brought ...
... were not needed while the Prince plays upon her countenance. She is, Western ‘and City Union Rail- ing Opd: distant Norther n Whig. as to the mode of chec or remedying this state like a year. R at that time? who was f by a large crowd. Fox, but not with ...
... unhinging the rights of property over the three kingdoms, which is far from the intention of hon. members, whether Conservative, Whig. or Radical. It is quite easy to say, compel the Irish landlords to grant leases ; but let the same thing. be tried in England ...
... religion true; No fair forgets thu ruin he has dorm; No child humd, the tyrant of hie son ; No Tory pities thinking what he was; Whig ouniiwmiona, for he left the cause; The brave • egret nut, for be was nut brave; The honed mourn nut knowing his. s kaave. ...
... bitrfjy employed the iron bridge which snantbelAgen. The line, it is expected, will open fcctraftoet eo distant Jrerffter* Whig. ...
... true ; No fair forgets the ruin he has done ; No child laments the tyrant of his eon : No Tory pities, thinking what be was No Whig compassion', for he left the cause The brave regret not, for he was not brave ; The honest mourn not, knowing him a knave. ...
... religion true ; No fair forgets tbe ruin has done ; No child laments the tyrant of bis son : No Tory pities, thinking what he was? Whig compassions, for he left the cause; The brave regret not, for he was not brave ; The honest mourn not, knowing him a knave ...
... adversity haul 'been felt, that the Whigs became as a body animated with generous impulses and Bestow; for popular rights. At first they went far, soil broke up their party by the violent enthosei•iii of Mr Fox. But when the Whig wild ate haul men sown they ...
... the property of Sir Charles ROM, and ; No Tory pities, thinking chat he was; after proof had been led by Mr Forbes, soli- No Whig compassion*. for lie left the gime ; The regret not, for lie war um citor, on behalf of the prosecutor, M'Kenzie ' The honest ...
... notwithstanding the great present strength of the latter, may come to serious harm. Bat of this there is no prospect. The Whig section of the Liberals, who would be the most prone to disaffection were the opportunity to present itself, will not, if they ...
... wow la • &Sweat 1 = of se sallau.sms Mill ,Mos to In 1 promporkr. As sisesroly Simi *sir vow 1 prior meld be • tram owl a Whig MOW is the 1 Ms reds. no aliksaisss, admire, ' or eves ea Moir wadi Mr 1 FMNII4 they beyond Mos Is Ms Lord 1 Mawr. It iota ...