... the first water. He becomes a Whig, and does not like it. He plunges into Radicalism, and likes it less. Then, with the usual set of cant phrases, he subsides into private life. I have done with them all. Tories, Whigs, Radicals, they are all alike ...

... ' ?? . * blli~i YY, C., W- v., Narquesses Haby4 C-;as, A-A-4, tmam mu!lzs allis.' - - $ t Aht etpected Witn-ess. ?? ?? . ?? Whig unitorm. - . -- * A etlthmon dlemma' at Cheus-.. etyt,ho oattiaVSI'^.al. Matei i.,. ., , , ?? , ' Soniething new front Londons; ...

... legislating I'll show the people I've th' intent, By their condition elevating, Their stock of happiness to augment, And if both Whig and Tory take Fright at such measures, I'll a. Red The Premier of the country make, Oh! the King is stark, staring mad I ...

... represented the borough ot Wycombe in Parliament; but latterly had taken very little part In politics. He was a member of the old Whig party. ...

... Catholics We'll gain the victory. The Protestants of England Shall yet enjoy their own, When mighty Dan and Popish Priests And Whigs are An dead and gone, And the faithful sons of Churchmen Shall tithes and glebes enjoy When alarms, and your arms Have gained ...

... accuser change places, and row The brand of corruption; is stamped on the brow Of the pure and immaculate H1.RDY ! But the Whigs murst be ousted, whatever the plan, So the heads of the faction, in secret divan, A new act of villainv plotted, In hopes, ...

... histories especially' in giving prominence to the monarchy and' to administrative law. Written in the days7 of Whig ascendency, by men penetrated with Whig' enthusiasm,, those histories: scarcely enabled the reader to appreciate the full significance of the medieval ...

... Christopher Wren was at Wadham from 1649 to 16M3. In the early part of the eighteenth century Wadham was a Whig college, and after the death of its great Whig NAWarden, Dunster, it fell on evil tirues. At the period of the Wxford Movement Wadhant was on the ...

... and resources of office; and who assert that the Whigs are too newly in possession of their sources of knowledge to come to any instant decision as to serious innovation or change. Several liberal Whigs therefore agreed, that as the Arms Bill was in existence ...

... is the great Sovereign power of the State, And does what the KING can't endeavour. For KisNG, People, and Whigs It don't care three figs; Whigs are out, and The lin/tS was to never Old Warwick so fam'd Was King-maker nam'd In a period of citil ;exation ...

... large and delighted audiences. Last night a large house received her with frequent and well-deserved plaudits. (The Northern Whig, October 1st,) This clever actress and excellent singer began an engagement in the Theatre Royal, Belfast, last night. The ...

... republicanism. Between these stand a small but most respectable band-the friends of liberty and of order, the old constitutional Whigs of England-with the beat talents and the best Intentions, but without present power or popularity-calumniated and suspected ...