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... of Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday, Fleet-street. May 19.—At Armagh, Mr. James Simms, for twenty years editor of the Northern Whig. May 31.—At 33, Fitzroy-square, aged 78, Mr. William Joy, formerly of the firm of Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, and lately of ...
... John Bright's Support of the Present Government Justified. The Performances of the Tories compared with the Promises of the Whigs ; Parliamentary Reform, &c. By a Liberal M.P. Bvo, sd. Bosworth .. 1/ Correspondence between the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge ...
... when such | can be made to prove the absurdity of his own deductions. What a pity it is that his brilliant contemporary the Whig historian is not possessed of the same spirit: how unimportant it is that ...
... that pious but somewhat jolly divine we heartily wish that Whig and Tory would for once agree {o drop their Whig-mig-morum, and not put a stop to bookselling, as they have done lately ; but Whig and Tory will unite on this occasion in making a “cheerfu’ ...
... tory publications—(we are obliged to use names which have now lost their distinet original meaning),— and is not averse to whig or radical works, which ...
... different and erroneous statements have got abroad respecting it. John Murray, it seems, then of Fleet Street, being a very good Whig, and something more, or, what was much the same, passing for one, was appointed London agent for the Edinburgh Review, published ...
... address to the constituency of Kdinburgh, and was, we believe, not written by Macaulay at all, but emanated from the Edinburgh Whig committee, who, in the suddenness of a political crisis, had to issue his address before they could have had any communication ...
... against the repeal ; it fears the competition of the cheap press. The Tories are against the repeal, a number of disappointed Whigs are against the repeal, the large papermakers are against therepeal, the wholesale stationers are against the repeal, some ...
... culogiums, culled from the published speeches of various liberal members of Parliament, on that feeble and extravagantly overrated whig politician, Mr. Francis Horner ; and found that all recognition of the principles it was his especial object to promote, had ...
... praise many of the most contemptible writers and politicians of its time, for no other reason in the world than that they were Whigs, Buonapartists, or Scotchmen (and great was the exultation over their genius when their protéqés happened to be allthree), ...
... asperities of some of his writers ; for although not a cockney, (the worthy Baillie’s beau-ideal of an ass and a rascal,) he was a Whig of a somewhat impracticable character ; and whenever he attempted to suggest that an article devoted to the demolition of' ...
... projected l articles of the most attractive character, conveying menaces of mortal hostility to all and sundry of the Edinburgh Whigs, from which escape unscathed seemed altogether impossible. A considerable majority of these papers had of course no existence ...