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... M'Leods and 11Il4umpes, With claymores gleaming, and standards streaming; Come swift as the roe for weal or for woe; ' -hat whigs in their error, may quale for terror, To see our array in the morning. MALCOLM'S POEMS. ?? extract the following sweet and ...
... The emancipation of the Catholics was as stoutly opposed by the I e. Tories in 1^27 as is the repeal of the Union by the Whigs in 11132, yet, in the t igcourse of two short twelvemonths from Ii0, Ave saw Catholic members sit- I se ting sndvoting in Old ...
... junction of Whigs and Tories e- which is nose taking place among the higher ranks, in this country, by inter- at marriage. This Is no doubt a consummation devoutly to be wished V and from the following paragraph It would appear that Whig and Tory principles ...
... Wahile ' responsive.- ecbo' from her breast sends another that 1 would burst the bosom of a buffaslo! To the devil witi the Whigs and their o ' Coercion Bill '-Age. it MATHEWS AT HOME.% H{ulntueatus the last General Elfection. a Silence, hero in Mr ...
... displayed so little cuaning. Seeing, es they must have seen, that every con- cession made to t1em by tile Whigs had the effect of lowering the Whigs in general estimation, they should have avoided nothing so much as putting themselves forward without a ...
... those who may be competent for the task. Mr Tait is very bitter against the Whig Administration this month. The leading article, entitled Ridge- way's Apology for the Whig Ministers, is devoted to a consideration of the recent celebrated Ministerial ...
... appears, it that we cart only account for Mr Alexatider's silence upion the subject by his si 'being (we believe) himselfra W',hig, aind consequently feeling reluctairt to deal cE too mevarely with his political friends. The feature of tire bill to which ...
... no any set of official persons, nor a senseless bias re in favour of tyranny, nor a corrupt desire for that which among the Whigs is~ called -the jweete of office; but a rational attachmenttto1 the British lt Constitution, as equally distinguished from ...
... tjtiveroity BliIt, and the teistr weitir whiich it hars been rlefeatert, stronrgly recal to our reeorsty tire relebrastedl W'hig.1 rolt project of ill'ondis ciipiied coprper hatf~pencre, arid] thoise classical '1 Draprier's Letters~ of Sweift, by wirithi ...
... oflilgis adorirationt, I'le Forster's Ia, Lives of Sir John Eliot earl the Farl of Strafrorri. 15Jr Forster tli. isoa zealous Whig, sod one object of Iris biographries osiee. to be tb to defend end to advanrce the cause of Demnocracy, But he trw would be ...
... DAIttDSON, (American.) Wi'riCttre 1.t a Pane ovt Glaes in the Inn 11idowiaten Huat lsdderenfiehl. The Qtueen is with us, Whigs exulting say, For, when ehefibudt its iil, she let its stay. It may be so; but give me leave Io doutibt Hlon lotng she'll ...
... adieu !-with my thansk to you Who've follow'd me through my story; AndI hope, for otice, you'll the seal eschew Of Rad, or Whig, or Tory. And thus having seatss'd my tale to an end, (Avoiling alliteration) -luzzah, for the Queess ! though in ?? I've seen ...