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SECOND MEETING OF THE CARLISLE RADICALS
... a~other, without his conselit. The f people of Tirglarid hashil long beeni catjoleu by a set of' irei callingr themselves Whigs. These milen coaistantly profess unbolinded at. I tachmnent to the cau~se ol' tie people, and ldlv rpreach ahouist re- form ...
TWO FIRST PRIZES
... sentiments as are here expressed, it to estuMish weekly newspaper is county, under the ! above title, to be conducted upon Irlw Whig prlitciples, sand- ! ironed they are the great maxima of the comtitutiud, and supiMrled the most esteemed 'noHUcsl and legal ...
j . THE REVIEW
... chocked ibv lime, bat more than enquiry will inevitably follow. On the other band, if wise and muderate men all parties. Tories, Whigs, and what are called Keformerai'woald unite in a calm naminaUon of the true cauact of that dutcoutent and thatmiacnr, which ...
The following extracts are taken from a theatrical critique in the Bath Herald of Saturday last. The young lady who
... Burgess. I detest the Ultra-radicals, because I believe their principles to be dis- honest ; but though I *,iffer from the Whigs in some points of practh.,l government. I respect the generosity of many of their print i Jles, and I would williagly sce sonte ...
POSTSCRIPT—(BY EXPRESS.)
... P. set out for tite msetrepolis. The loyal address of the county of Cumberlatod in opposition latheti resolutions of the -Whigs at Wigton, hls been publshd with the names and places of abode of between 5I 0o and 1400 persolls attaelcd.- . We have been ...
PUBLIC MEETINGS
... set off our defective system, the comparison oue still more destructive. The minister of the day, whoever may be, Tory or Whig, Ultra Radical, is sure to receive the support, such it is, of the great majority ofthe Freeholders of Scotland. They make ...
BERKSHIRE MEETING
... moderate man, though bad been represented a violent one— In moderation placing *ll Jiiiglnfr; i >! Kor Torte* called him Whig, and Whig** Tory. He cared not for theee dulinctiona; he ttood for the law* and defied any man aay that be more toy* al, or more ...
To the Editor ofthe Tyne lilercury
... manfully forward; and declared his total dissent from their proceedings; would then far above those who profrta themselves Whig*, yet are frightened their own shadodr. Tho classical allusion of Rusttcoa to the Temple Reason and the •• back ahop** of the ...
WEST RIDING MEETING
... Milltieltl s moeth whell hea w: britgiing fbr- MNrI his radical ?? t heil're had1 been a previoeua agreerenit betneen ithe Whigs :an1d tfi 1adicals, that the latter should be ellowecl to ?? trbth ott the T'an cheater taiftir, provided thev kept off i-'hrtn; ...
MABIUAGBS
... Suclt, Lord, the tenor nfmr anpral to you and to the Wbigaj—aucbli tlta which, rorilr betiere, iOfluenCe and phpularitr the Whigs might apeedily beraatotedt the nmioa yet beaared.' .• • . Mott Birtejr nnrW) ftr rule to sba*r c«uk wliy « «if»«»fci .h6ul**ol ...
O that mine enemy would write a book, said a wise man of antiquity, and so says a sage of the present day, Mr ..
... m replid to the right heon gentleman, and defendel, with colisideralble -armnt, uie.conwuct at Earl Fitzwilliadi atid the Whigs ' lork meeting. .Hejoined in the tributu which had been patl to the unpaid magistracy of the country, Who, whilst. they conducted ...