... Freeholders and Partizans of the Whig Interest in the county of Essex, was held at the Shire Hall, Chelmsford, preparatory to the pending Election. The Meeting consisted of about 150 persons. No Candidate of the Whig Interest having been offered to the ...

... shoulders of our gracious Sovi - reign on e week before the meeting of ? 1 for di.. Such conduct would produt e more Jacobi. s and Whigs than all trusting those who no: wait moil Parliament meets. 1)' the Tom Paines that ever lived. Their only care was to keep ...

... the expence of his ambition and that Itbsila is riubject to hi controul froth felar . i.bilt iwtety from the preponderance (Whig 'genius: 41 . •Wtied . lei flattilty into whatever treasure Ife ()iota obtains what he shook be. to by the interference ot ...

... informed, have already been signed by five hundred respectable and wealthy Livt-rymen. We understand that the leaders of the Whig Party have felt the necessity of making a formal and express declaration of the principles upon which they mean to act, and ...

... all distinction as .to •public measures, It made, and' can make no difference to me, whether the men who conducted them were Whigs ur Tories. These names,. these classes, these wat c hwo r d s an d ca t c h words, are too contemptible to be attended to. ...

... the four sitting inembers, those who attribute party principles to them, consider Curtis and Shaw as ministerial, Combe as a Whig, acid Price as between the two parties. The population of London has certainly of late years undergone it very considerable ...

... Mr. Sheridan presented himself, as well as a Mr. O'Brien; but Mr. Sheridan withdrew as soon as he understood that the then Whig Club had given their interest to Lord Percy. An election of that young nobleman of course took place without o; position, but ...

... hood'in the Very race of history, and of the doctrine mairtained by all great public characters since the Revolution ; but the . Whigs. went . beyond even Ministers, and anxio us t o b e foremost, had genee rously plunged themselveS into the quagmire, as if ...

... pfiettintt6,oi no of limit pit; it has-generally been parties have been 30 equally divified as to induce, the opulent bulb of the Whig . and iltexest, kl;e avoidance of_ the almost to -send eaob a representntfielA '* en taught this in tii Moat setitation t by ...

... as Id Most other Cdunties, produced an equipoise of parties, and until ery lately their representatiVes were considered as a Whig and a Tory. In this state of the County, it is scarcely to be supposed that the municipal GoVertitbeat of it, could attach ...

... few of Isis needy peers to be returned, and this Peers of Scotland spurned the proposition. The reforming Minister—the pure Whig—the non-interfering statesman who delights in independence and a tree and biassed suffrage—yes, murder will out—tias been tampering ...

... usual conaitutioual practice of a Briti Governmeet, than even his lordsbip s friends were retailed for. Mr Western, a veteran Whig.. stands fir a of the county of Essex. on the most liberal.% Radical prin plea--the county Met is is beaten die voice of 1 ...