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... Regent, on the Peace with .France. Mr. Heygate brought it forward, in a very • neat speech, in which, though the advocate of Whig principles, he very handsomely gave his unqualified approbation to Tory practice, by panegyrizing those . Measures of Government ...
... a Westminster meeting, at which the usual subjects have been canvassed. The attack of that pure patriot Mt'.. Hunt, on the Whigs, appears to have been unexpected, and deprived the Meeting of the benefit of several notable speeches Mr. Brougham, &c. &c ...
... Fox ; but did he mean Mr. Fox in or out of place ? Did he net raise the Property Tax from 61 to 10 per cent ? It was the Whigs who raised the pensions of the Royal Family and the .Judges, on the ground of the dearness of proviSiOns‘; and, it Was fOr ...
... consider as neutral—neither good nor bad. .The OPPosmoN has a quarrelsome sort of a sound, and May answer - very well for Whigs, but . a staunch Tory would never think of encouraging- such a concern. The lIIGTIFLYER.and Tnz BALLOON, for light coaches ...
... ooo.—The crops of grain in Spain have been very abundant.—On the ISth inst. the contested Gloucester election terminated; the Whig - Candidate, Colonel Webb, had 849 votes;• Mr. Cooper, 730.—Elizabeth Ward; sentenced at the late York Assizes to die, for ...
... 11a0 exposed Whigs in the Hquse of Commons, air 'Cartwright in his publiCatiOns, but he to himself the proud task of exposing them in public. There more - who had contribitted by his W as rnuch any inan-rhe meant Mr. Cobbett. and ,no. not a.Whig in the he ...
... part of the nation, and ail maintaining extreme and contradictory opinions, jurejUvino l{nroughinougers and ultra-radical Whigs, Prima facie this is a dinger to resisted ; and what is theie in the political character of Mr. Canning, in whose behalf the ...
... strong within the Right Hon. Gentleman,as birth or tuition could make it. Through likings and dislikings, in defiance of Tory. Whig, Radical, Mr. Canning has gone ste.idfiy forward, with his eye inimoveably fixed upon the highest post in the State; he has ...
... Tories whom he has sacrificed, and the Whigs whom he will infuriate will place such obstacles in his way that his seat will he any thing but a bed of roses.” A Sunday Paper states tl.at the u'gociatiou with the Whigs is going on, and is likely ...
... well-meaning, but certainly not very profound statesmen, and enforced Scotch political economists, with the purchased aid of Whig lawyers.—l am always, Sir, your obliged friend, 11. LEES. To Sir William Knighton, Windsor. Black-Rock, Monday Night, April ...
... bis advice, the Hou ...
... lately Mr. ('aiming on every occasion ex' pressed his'dislike of Whigs and Wbiggery. On the I4(h of December, 1819, the Right Hon. Gentlema in debate, on the Seizure of Arms Bill, speaking of Whig Ministry staled that they pursued a certain line of conduct ...