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... itbe;surprise by which . ihe had beuntaketn The learned getitleman said, tihe young en of Scot ha d all been classed as. F Whigs, but li stritted thaltday would xtefearOretuin. IIt had been the intentiou, ihe saad, of a qu unber -of young men, worthy of ...
... iinisters, whobl'ssdv such inroads. upon the ?? constitution-a constitutitlu for whiie* we were solely in- I debted to the Whigs. It was because the present Mfinis- s e, - ter had rnmido sueh glarimg attempts upon the liberties of c ' the -subject, ;md ...
... st. and steady supporter of the ?? which placed I milv on the Throne. . 'he; Dukes of Hlzmitoi, '*Asgyle and Roxbunt ,f the Whigs of Scothlad. 3arl Grey andl the Whiis of EnV'IhAd. e : Ihe D nke okLeanster5 aoad taW Vhigs olretlaid The Health. of the Chaismain ...
... shoultl make Ssuch .copious ex- ie 'tractsfrom them as we have dole hi 'our first page, . d were it not to ioi!eey to our Whigs the senthnients ?? of theim andli' eir views by the great oacrP. f 0'Radj4,;.nd to maiee them, if possible' a 1- tliijk a 1itt ...
... , when I came tere to-day, it was not -myintention to have saidone wvorl to you, ?? that the tuost fas- tidious anti ultra Whig would not have tmade aniy. opposition to Mrl Cholmnd dley address (bleh Jiissiiig and applause .) MAlr ' 3 then p61l ng'ofF' ...
... foreign .news colesentaence~ siuce last publication. 'Aeoiewr Tetter. to 't1r. Mta'exwil PIeJ . en1triewhre, 'fron A ?? True Whig,- wvill e- .in. our,,frst -page: W De'DTilalish has receivedl fom a Gentle EdinbueiriF the liberal donation of Ten Guioje the ...
... stated by tiat brilliait gendemnan Aldermnn Heygate.' :t As to the fornmer, Lord CastLreagh did ?? .1 lay well on upon the Whigs of I 804.. I was de- Y lighted with his exclamatio _ It is for Them, in- d deed, i6 tati of prejudging her Majesty ! His ...
... to threw her off, MOMiliu to ?? her by false accusatiolis. Wr i. POLB entered into a-ri examination of tetilrct of' thle, Whigs, as a party, for the last 80 antdat conteuded that Miinisters hand not lost thle fiflilttle Of' the people. I-le thtoughit ...
... ilaiger. At ?? revolution the Tories ealled out for our interference; and in the g revolutions -that are now going on, the Whigs areI - anxious that we shtiul lend our aid in the popular d cause. . ?? id- l In the l-odise of Yeers, on Tuesday, the -Queen's ...
... could be foundh. '1'he l1-ight [Iot. Gent. iad chosen to sneer at the Whigs; but lie remembered when the ]Right Holo. Gent. form- ed na Nery usefol Secretary to the Treasury under a I a Whig Adinituistration, and wouldl probably have thell given a very diffbireit ...
... libellous, that twelve Whig Jurym-ewnlfwir~. eonsider deserviing of I praise?-And- here thesen-teuce stops ! It is evi-i (dent, l16weverl that the writer must have addedj in his- copy, f who dloes not cqually knowv that twelve n WHIG JlTYULCN Nwould, Witlljust ...
... Wfntre Inito ..the -.m't~li of any Lqepislator, tier ihoul~at mhtsi ?? Algiers or the Grand A Seignaior~ whuaposarbly-night-ba Whigs, if. they act- Khi' - Eujh~ i ToCnto, -a:CnhiiAitteej irewdig6 not no w ?? cY., pon~oontent to .tj question for the scondil ...