... concentr.ieil within the walls of one chamber, would have filled this son of Apollo—had he i m a good Tory, or even a moderate Whig, i'ii unutterable sensation of reverence; but rhymer is evidently a Chartist, who, like all ' rest his inquisitive fraternity ...

... interest,” alias the Tory party, was in the field, and the Liberal interest,” alias Sir Timothy Ruddleduck and a few other Whig landholders, were not to be put out of it without a struggle. Every stringer of rhymes, chaunter of ballads, and writer of ...

... early part of the year, encouraged the ministry at home to adopt the most extraordinary proedino-s, and the secession from the Whigs of the Duke f Portland, Lord Fitzwilliam, Mr Burke, Mr Windham, and others, increased their arrogance beyond all bounds; but ...

... above, was used to describe the state of public feeling a very stirring and critical period in the history of Tory misrule, and Whig zeal, bustle and activity. A change had indeed come over the spirit of the time; old and venerable system was about to suffer ...

... credit and influence, is so much gained to the cause advocate. We mean the aristocracy, and their tools—the priesthood, and the Whig and Tory press. These are the parties who all that they possibly can to obstruct the steady and gigantic strides of Democracy ...

... have them do so, and that the wisdom of our ancestors is an absurdity which, as we have said, is not confined solely to the Whig and ranks. must be apparent to any one of ordinary acuteness who examines the matter a little attentively, that property (res) ...

... Blackstone, and as he is held by every one to be a competent authority in such matters, we shall quote him , nor can either Whigs or Tories with any grace carp at this testimony, though these personages would very likely be disposed to do so at hat : nent ...

... in mine. But the master who shall educate my children shall be a man of sound integrity, not renegade Radical, a shuffling Whig, nor hypocritical Tory, but an honest Chartist —one who understands and can teach the sciences, ethics, and the pure Christian ...

... danger to yourselves personally. having recourse to that mean, you will silence the silly prattle of the hired slanderers of the Whig and Tory press—nay, by that means will you actually make them assist you. If you petition again, they must, as before, talk ...

... embark on Us bottom. It immediately advanced the influence of the crown, which the wings, {the base perfidious, profligate whigs, —J. M.) then exalted as much as possible, as a countervail to the interest of the pretender. —Robert Hall. That the funding ...

... liberality of the “system” appeared plausible to weak-minded men : this is the secret of its early success; many at first tolerated Whig politics as the golden mean ; knaves, again, stick to the thing, as it returns them a goodly reward in the shape of filthy ...

... misery, to great extent, cannot be prevented.” This opinion, in nearly the same language, was hazarded by this redoubtable whig leader. If this opinion is to be regarded as an axiom, all hopes of permanently improving the condition the nation must given ...