... and Jeifrey, of Brougham and Hornet-, of Christopher North and the Ettrick Shepherd ; the age when Tory Blachtc'ood and Whig Review had their birth. The great lights died out one by one others, but none so brilliant, have shone in their places. They ...

... in my shoulders and- ; than I would of all the libels of all the Jacobhis, Republicans, 'olapsi' Radicals, Reforrmers, and Whigs in all her Majesty's dominions, inch hi u ancient Kingdom of France and her colonies in Nor!th America.t Cridi as it is to ...

... Itowood. i At Bowood we met Mr. Stanley, after- wards Lord Derby, and Prime Minister, then quite young. but looked up to by the Whigs as full of prom ise.' Moriovr, we always found Tom Moore, the poet. at Bowoor, who used to sing his own verses wtith taste ...

... Edluinbrgh mand leib It on the eve of th peat Pantheon meeftin of'the 19th December, which was the first open challenge which the WhIg, pary In Scotland: ?? ventured to make to their Tory oppressor for neduary ?? of a century Wriigon the 11th, to Mr. J. G.Lambton ...

... the King as completely in the hands of the Torv aristocracy as his father, or ratlher as George Il., was in the hands of the Whigs? If so, Gcorge IM. reigned, and MIr. Pitt (both father and son) administered the t nvcrtl nncrit inl vain. I have a better ...