... ately had, -before we could be well reconciled tolive under him as a FeudalThatie fx we cannot think it quive consistent in a Whig to represent the want of absolute power as a real grievance-, nor cf a political economist to say, that the price of corn has ...

... sincerely wish to see that this regret was for the true cause of our misfortunes: we should he glad to witness our great families, Whig as well as T ..ry, in sackcloth and ashes—mourn the day in which they ziloi.vk.d..ihe____park. , f,.Burlie to ei•aw an ...

... grave. It is a matter of sincere regret, we will venture boldly to affirm, to every well-wisher to his country, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical Reformer, to see the men who ought to be the leaders of a bold, openhearted, manly, yeomanry, exposing themselves ...

... the agriculturists the relief they hope, and this they will soon discover. It may be a very consistent thing for a systematic Whig to persuade the landholder to vote with him on this head; it may ,anSwer his purpose so far as to embarrass \ the government ...

... mentioning, and that is, the cordial reconciliation of the Whigs and Radical Reformers—for our own parts we always considered this a most unnatural warfare—we do not mean to say that the Whigs were in duty bound to court the alliance of that contemptible ...

... when he was a Tory, and the Tories read him now that he is - is Reformer. He must,.. I think, -however, be caviare to the Whigs.*. If he is less metaphysical and poetical' than - his celebrated prototype, he is more picturesque and dramatic.. His episodes ...

... business. What we say, is, that the thing exists, and could not be avoided by any Ministry that might succeed the present, be they Whig or Tory. Governments, old or young, are nestling places for the lazy and designing; and, from the Court of St. Petersburgh ...

... railer, who will recapitulate all the misdeeds of the Tories for years back, and will tell you of the indiscretions of the Whigs when last in power, with all the accuracy of a thing which only happened yesterday---is asked a single question about the laws ...

... to retain the property-tax, the only one which did directly bear upon the capitalist; and you would not allow it. For the Whigs such votes were perfectly consistent: their leaders have, since the days of Mr. Fox, avowed it as their systematic plan to ...

... State; and should a reform in Parliament take place, or even a change of Ministry there is a great chance that some niggardly Whig or Radical might be rude and unmannerly enough to talk of curtailing the supply, and to say that an impoverished hive stood ...

... n t s ;in the mean time the Marquis of Lononde rry only required their attendance at the ringthe re bell, tr l°F when the Whigs and Radicals get oi?ubie,s,oi about rforin or retrenchment, or any Cr such ill-b o di ng wor d s: -. a play tiling was wantd'esa ...

... open trom 11 in the forenoon till 9 at night.—Adinittance is.; descriptive Catalogue 6d. - At a general meeting' of the York Whig Club, held in that city pn Monday week, it was resolved that the expense of the coronation is a needless waste' of the public ...