... ” tbe glorious discoverer the Sources of the Hampstead Ponds, and his detractor, Mr. Blotton, Aldgate.” In Mr. Hocbuck's “ Whig Ministry of 1830 ” it is stated that the late Lord Brougham, pointing his finger at the Treasury Bench, and crying, I accuse ...

... ADVANCKS upon Personal Socnrity, Lilli tjulo, IX-t-N, Ao., JRstaimenti. Buis proaiptly discounted. free •tamped envelope. It. WHIG JIT, Secretary. pHTJBB’S FIRE AND THIEF RESISTING SAFES, atcnl-plat«xl with their patent bok>, nrj the most sevure. Chubb’s ...

... sbouldalways hononr the distinguished gentleman for the support he had given him (Dr. Keneafy) in the House Commons. The Whigs present school were rogues of the deepest dye.” and as for the Tories, they wore act of noodles.” A qualification of the latter ...

... cheers). They had never proved, I bound to say, restive under the kindly, good-humoured, not very consistent government the Whigs. They were content. The differences did not affect them very much. The Acte proposed not always represent the extremes to which ...