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... 18th JANUARY, 1823. Sihs,--We beg leave to prefix our new Whig Price Current, that you may be informed,of th:: state of the Whig market here; which we think well deserves the attention of Whig speculators. With regard to its - general state, we beg to ...
... scrupulous precision, in ir scales of the moral law. A self-constituted .court of Zgliiry, composed principally of petulant Whig lawyers (I .disappointed statesmen, has long fulminated its ex officio . I :ll:nations against all men in power and office ...
... baillies in the Whig interest, in. all about thirty persons, met at Lanark on the 20th instant; and a majority of them adopted resolutions in favour of Mr. Kennedy's Bill. But this is only another instance of the auperior industry of the Whigs in Lanarkshire ...
... such article would have appeared. - A CONSTANT RtAnEa, must for once excuse us. We don't think his letter would do good. The . WHIG will be enzrafted on a good stock next week. We will thank Azdtcus to trouble us with no more such friendly letters in future ...
... a pleasant old fellow. We shall take advantage of his hints. 'We, beg.to express our thanks for the 'Anzir's account of the Whig . Dinner at Paisley.. The person who presided, as well as the personages who attended, as-too low and obscure however to be ...
... ground. We affirm, that from the commencement of the career of Mr. Fox, misrepresentation has formed a distinguished. part of Whig tactics. Every circumstance was taken advantage of, that could in the smallest degree distract the country with fear for the ...
... Dumbarton, ay. 17th, 1821. Sin,—After the licence which we all have remarked in the paper devoted to what are called the Whigs, and which with becoming forbearance was suffered to pass with impunity, I regret to see by your Paper, that the vindictive ...
... quite notorious, that the Lant7'x'shire list Of freeholders displays four Whig voters For one Tory, who do not, own a single acre of land in the county. The situation of the Whigs was the cause of this: The anxiety for - the only jewel in the Hamilton coronet ...
... .! T • - same strain with even more vituperation and scurrility. The intemperate and frenetic behaviour of the Whigs was not confined to English soil, where popular eicitement is soon' dissipated in the generous dispositions of Englishmen. It was brought ...
... regard for female character and feeling in these Verses, .which, we presuine„ rendered them so admirable in the !e)r,s of those Whigs, who have delighted in bringing them 'before our eyes and into our reCollections. , But it appears to have been the wish and ...
... slyly hinted at the 'club 'rooms, that a Grand Address, from the pen of Mr. James Gibson of ingliston, is forthcoming for the Whig,- Association of Edinburgh. has been among hands for the last two weeks, and would have been handed about in the private circle's ...
... have been suspected in the modest, unspired, and unaspiring 'Meetinghouses of the Dissenters. As we observed before, to the Whigs and Radicals this says nothing; because, in the general attack upon religion, all distinctions are confounded ; but to those ...