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... opportunity such a subject must have afforded to certain class of statesmen to declaim upon toleration ! and then with their Whig principles on one side, and their support the Catholics the other, they might have met the jwople with wonderful advantage ...
... ottered when it [ would make their adherent, stick o.e to he fully * the h bttSl * ® f of was at the instant observed, and the Whigs, for the the hour of trial. But, the other hand, he hoped tleman arg al ,equivocally es- first time, seemed almost trained ...
... lie savrnt jiarler,”—VoLTAlliE. Just published, price 4s. DEFENCE the PEOPLE, iit Reply to Lind Erskine'a “Two Defences Hie Whigs.” « But make ready your stiff hats and clubs, M Rdiae and tier Rags are at the point of trallh .” CORtiLAItUS. Printed for ...
... The Fox Club held their Monthly Meeting 'durday last, the Earl of Ai.BUMAKr.E the Chair, this steady bd.l inflexible band of Whigs had to congratulate themselves and the country the acknowledgment at length of the truth of the principles which they have ...
... Castle to Ashantec.—2o. Emmeline. Mrs. Bruntmi letters of Curran to the Reverend H. Weston.—22, A few more Remarks on the New Whig Guide —23. Horse Nieoliamc. No. 11. Sonnet. On seeing spark fall from Mr. Hogg's pipe. Sonnet, To the beautiful Miss Lucy Forman—24 ...
... order that I might not have laid at my door (ns i otherwise possibly might) the failure of that party of gentlemen denominated Whigs; might consider as maliciously interfering.with thetr views and thwarting their objects. Had I come forward earlier, would ...
... endure.—/Hear, Aeur.y—This is strong reason fr Reform the House of Commons—and tell Gentlemen, particularly those denominated Whigs—who citlf aloud lor retrenchment and, economy—who demand that the expenditure shall be lowered—that those objects cunnot uttaiqed ...
... Members had fattened upon the vitals df this once flourishing kingdom, and reduced it to beggary and pauperism. In another, the Whigs were declared to be greater enemies tu Reform than the Tories. Another recommended the adoption of Female Societies, on the ...
... Printed for Roliert StodaM, SI, Strand, London. Where had, DEFENCE the PEOPLE, in Reply to Lord Ertkine’s Two Defences of the Whigs.” 4s, 6d. in the press, and speedily will be published. An AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the EVENTS of the WESTMINSTER ELECTION, which ...
... for Robert Stodarl, 81, Slrand, London. Where may had, A DEFENCE of the PEOPLE, in Reply Lord Eiskine’s Two Defence* of the Whigs.” 4s 6d. In Ilia press, and speedily will he published, AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the EVENTS of the WESTMINSTER EI.ECTION, which ...
... enable it cairy its meilsures when acting for •he good of people.i^(C'Ae ...
... those that governed the nation, and been all timet the friend of pence and economy. It was unavailing look back. Men all sides—Whig and Tory, were that moment honestly zealous to find a remedy for the evils under which the country suffered. The dilticully ...