... speak; neither did tiie ;>-ukes ol Nor- folk, Bedford, Marquis Lau.tdowite.Eari Fila- j william, or many others, of the great Whig Peers; antl upon the division, ihere ap- peared lor the motion (intituling proxies) bj — against it, 172. This majority is ...

... numbers respectable persons differ the opinions expressed Whigs but all honest are impressed the necessity of Parliamentary Reform as the only mode of ensuring reform in our expenditure If Whigs then want become omnipotent their adversaries they know to ...

... that prevails the country their repeal aud the removal of nisters as the supporters they make common cause the Opposition or Whigs Ministry and the Orders in no further We are persuaded it that the rioters have had political party in the country been made ...

... with the cuckoo note, that nothing but ■Parliamentary Reform will save the State ; — yet now that there is a chance of the Whig Aristocracy coming into poa-er, he tells us that /Jiejr— -(that * Odious Oligarchy/ which made U>v said Parliamentary Reform ...

... the order unluckily Lord Grey mentioned fehold That formidable word dissipated nkling all the fair visions had oc-' of the Whigs Lord Moira give up Household aud the that they came er terms than their dismissal they would the secret cabinet which influence ...

... measures is the man loves his better than his and see some reason hope that Ministry will more to serve countrlhner even the Whigs themselves Mr Broil0 said any thing rathe their places so we need not despair of them concede Parliamentary Reform as for ...

... ed, ho-.v- -i ever, hy the advice it was said, of the learned Dr. Parr, Reelor of Snilihill, Warwick; who, though a o-rcnt Whig, was no Democrat. t The Manchester p:ip r -r (which if I recollect rightly was printed by one Fonder or Flower J was then deemed ...

... purchase a piece of plate, to present as a token ol respect and gratitude to C. Baihurst, esq. their late Representative. The Whig and Torj* parties (as they denominate each other) which divide Bristol, join heartily in this complement to the merits ot Mr ...

... patrons, the Whig Aristocracy, as in duty, bound) he says, ' the only human. means of pre- ' venting a consummation to which al( * things seem to be tending [nameiy, a Re- ' volution] is, for the remaining friends of 'the Constitution [the Whigs] to unbend ...

... Dissenters they have the-Oioe Council they have virtually given ll'l opposition to Catholic persuaded they would agree a rather Whigs power therefore because it A de The effects of a plentiful throughout this county well of the kingdom very was purchased in ...

... to state in -what direction the Allies letrented Dresden but it supposed that Ihey of Mr White proprietor of The Independent Whig was brought the Court iCiug’s Bench ou Monday to receive judgment for’ published in his paper a on Duke Cumberland Mr Justice ...

... from India, the liberty of ex-, poating would be of no advantage to the outports, and impose an intolerable fetter upon- trade-Whig. .the Com- pany was fully aware of, and their object was to make the merchants renounce it at the expiration of four years ...