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... Appealfrom the OU to the New Whigs. In this pamphlet, of which Mr. Burke is the undoubted author, the following chara£ter of the Whig Party and the Minillry does great credit to his ingenuoufnefs With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke has bad long ...
... IRELAND. That the Aflbciation of the Catholics of this kingdom fur redrefs of Grievances, is not only approved, but fupported the Whig' of Ireland, the following Declaration and Kefolutient will Ibew. meeting of the Society United Irifiimen of Dublin, on the ...
... theother by a Merchani Slip, with this legend. In the Reign Louis XVI. the firli Citizen King Among the It.m toads of the Whig Club, *• The cadfe of libeny all over the world,” and May the example ot one Revolution prevent the neceflity of another,” ...
... explaining themfelves n that leave* the people rrf to any thing. SoMina. ES, Edmund, yon are all the vogue, To vamp up an old A Whig an unruly rogue. True as his creed a Tory. Thus faflkion plays her monkey tricks. And (his her head with flummery ; From France ...
... the people” to thee, and whether they think in-their Con/eiences””. it. be right to adept it or not;— Whate’er is faid by “* Whigs or Tories,” Talk'd in Truth, or in Stories, Every Member going ‘to the Houfe has a right to fay as Mr. Civis quotes it) ‘I ...
... general, are more averfethan that of receiving inttruciinus. I auillgo free and uuJhacHcd is founded in our ears on every fide Whigs and Tories, ttienof independent fortunes, andmenof (mail eftates, all agreeing, not to be under any conllraint from their ...
... m command from a great PerfqiMge to acquaint Mr. Burke of his having read kis performance on We opifiiSii-of ik«&syjqd Old Whigs,.and been highly pleafed with it. - Mr. Burke left Beaconsfield Monday laft for town, and on Wednefdty attended the Levee ...
... Crowns, and Three Goats Heads. The prefent proprietor of this haufe is, I told, in his political principles, a conftitutional Whig, and pretty warmly attached caule of civil and religious Liberty, and to legal Government, but he has this occauon provoked ...