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... speculations, (an early presage of recent realization) ; a few months displayed him upon the directly opposite extreme — a blazing Whig a flashy Foxite. The only difficulty was to decide, for which of the two systems honest Kettle was most resolute, that, which ...
... vrjuch we hope it did 'iot deserrc. The proceedings of Parliament are ry interesting; and the speech of Mr. Shir i. -'•n, at the Whig Club, will hot fail of attrading math notice* Yesterday five of the mutineers, Allen, Taylor, Dixin, Rifey, und SimtoonJs, ...
... dinner should take place in honour of the Ex- Minister. Mr. Baillie was eleaed for Bristol entirely on the Whig interest ; but whether th.c Whigs of Mr. Windham or oi Mr. Fox, we are not informed. The Hon. Charles Grey, in his Advertise- ment addressing ...
... the Club could ?? form no opinion, as they were wholly ignorant who they wera ro be. Be those successors whom they might, the Whig Club, faithful to its duties, would invariably adhere to the true principles of the English Constitution, and would be governed ...
... told us ?? please in all quarters, May aptly be styled Fox's Sew Boole of Martyrs; And, whafe'er may be said by Us Author's Whig Pleaders, The Martyrs, alas ! are the Havers and Readers. The Royal Gardens of Richmond and Ke* will br nn*»n >n j the Public ...
... Glory ; 1 sing «f honest pox, Ihe Whig, At Crown and Anchor once so big; J -ipg of I'lirucoatsâ Coalition, And mending of a M liiu's condition ; Ol Whigs, for ever in a sirrm. Wiien nut, still roarir? for Reform ; Of Whigs, who when tljev had got in, S ...
... we tell every thing ; and ! the consequence is, that at the end of a campaign we have, nothing left to tell. \ Alas I poor Whig Club ! — A respccfahle Evening Paper of yesterday contains the following article :— We un.lers.tand dint Lord Foi.kstoxf ...
... the day for Fri- day next, in preference of to-day, 48 to '24. Thursday, April 21. Several bills were passed this day, among whig!, ; was one to alter the time of the next meeting of Con- gress to the first Monday in November. FROM THE CHARLESTON COUItTEIt ...
... honest uuicivjuu in tiie cur.iuiun Mr. Clifford, the strenuous advocate of civil and ?? lioerry. ° I lie Memh?rsof the Whig Club. The Hi^h Sherifl of the C .i,.y f Leicester. The Constitution, as settled at the Revolution. ill- Ireotiri or'tiu t'less ...
... Commissioners under the Income Tax, is now busily employed in canvas-ing the Livery. We understand Mr. Deputy Brewer, the staunch Whig! accompanies him in his canvas. To preclude all possibility of forging Mrs. Orb y Hunter's tickets for her Masquerade this ...
... terrible Administration. Oh what an Administration, There never was such in the nation ; Alley tunrdo.it all the good, Got in Whig-blocks of wood, To shew a W«, AMtmnrMnw. The Rroad-botlom'tl Lord, never hinted a word 1 o assist the thick-headed taxation ...
... First, as to ojr opponent's new allies, the old Whigs: they were party men, just as likely to make a de- claration not founded in faft, for the support of their party' views, as his old allies, the indent Whigs, i Our opponent allows, that so far as repelling ...