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... inconsiderable in consequence of the, bets being annulled.—Here is the true and simple history of a transaction 'which both Whig and Tory have wrapped in the mystery .of' political and Cabalistic jargon.—What then, L ask, is to op-- pose the re-union of ...
... Presbyterians returned. In England about 30 Catholics returned, principally from the North. Abtrtt 9G Dissenters front the Whig and Independent Boroughs.---Last week,. the Wife of a man of the name of 3trud- Wick, livitig at iVesthumble r near l icklehatn ...
... impregnated with the seeds of litigation, ungentlemanly littlenesses, the pertinacity of old Tory—and the licentiousness of modern Whig. But I will' not be . Vindictive; poor, worn, hapless politician; I hope this; * . NLTAL may prove .consolatory, and this final ...
... mitres. Some Scottish Tories were recently speaking of the merits of the. late Lord MELVILLE'S statue in the presence of a Whig advocate of known humour, who demurred to their praises. Why, where is the fault? inquired the panegyrists.— The fault! why ...
... the infamous Manchester . authorities, even the Whigs (thonab only to supplant t heir scarcely more . guiltY rivals), the tirne-serrihg, opportunity-watching Whigs, themselves have joined u One of these WhigS, At one County Nleeting, admitted, that long ...
... eheld• the possessors of ,their throne is . %trarkgpl v diminished. - Witness the apathy Dr the Tory, and 'savage joy of the Whig a - late report that a k:ertain great gone to the tomb of the Caputs ! But the success with which repub' prineiples have ...
... religion, be isoioderate to all who differ from him. He , knows no distinction of party, but extends his good offices alike to Whig and Tory—a friend to virtoe under any denozhination—an enemy to vice under . any colours. I I . So affected With the piety ...
... -even- among political critics, who will insist upon it that you are-ironical, and mean to ridicu. , le both the STAUN CI Whig and the THOROUGH-11U I LT - Tory, instead of supporting either ,W hi g or 'Fory • But, be this as it may., both. parties. unite ...
... successful, they *to tbe wise. etlCOtiOli As the Siitem of C'onduet• of' the ° P l c f,England receives its form from I : of their Whig *old Tory it is demanded, is the real. and Character of a modern Rory, nd of a It'hig? • , c411041.a . :. u h lie question ...
... sufferin gs reproach the altar on which they tiar to do justice to their.cOuotry ‘Vhat will his enemies, the proud and fierce whigs, the Bedfords, the Russels, the Cavell. dishes, the Percys, think of it, each living Hin his castle like a, king? Ministers ...
... of the check and the side' of the nose. Mr. Abbott. was conveyed home in 4 backury-oac,ll soon after the accident. -- YORK WHIG CLUB. ..The Aunual Dinner, of this Association took place at the Assembly Rooms, Yot k, on Monday, last, when about 400 of ...
... Blue or Tory interest; their - candidate is it Mr. Copland, or London. No opposition at present appears in the independent or Whig interest, although a great majority is opposed to Tory principles. Immediately the uews of Mr. 'Blake's death, the late Member ...