... ae holiest Whig barber had put on his sigma placard, say 7 ing, Whigs shaved here for a penny, and Tories for three-halfpence!' . IVhen asked why he made tbedistinetion ? his reply .was--Ttiat since the late memorable hi, ;mph of the Whig- Lords against ...

... column of his Independent Whig of Sunday last. fellow's infamy is only to be paralelled by his impudence, :s it not monstrous to see a man of Colville's character, who knows himself' to be a :=py, in the pay of our implacable foe, assume the tone of innocence ...

... our readers may riot consider 3 shoqckseription of this banditti unacceptable. * Observe, Reader, these gentlemen were of the Whig party iu this country. ...

... contending parties in this country, and that, whenever the interests and the houcur of the country are discussed, an English Whig (We do not mean by tint, cr4ry member of the ‘Vitig ( lob) or an Tory, is equally guided by the same principles of patriotism ...

... partly'..deli t ild Ireland from the - tyranny of Great Britain, and who have.made it independent but for the treachery Whi,g•:s, an - ekample likely to - induce goverrtreen t ',; arm the people. It felt all the danger of this measure ;t, way tititaid ...

... confining it. to the change from*Septennial to Triennial Parliaments) and commented somewhat sev. rely on the conduct of the Whigs, whose organ he considered the above Paper to be. This called up Mr. Perry. the Editor of the Morning (7,z'onicic, who in a ...

... 20,000 Spaniards ill` British pay. Napoleon, it is said, calls Cobbett his mastiff: Examiner,. his monkey : the Independent 'Whig, his spa_ r int, the Messenger, his bell-ringer, and the t-hevalicr de his parrot !ll—What au ungra tful dog iJI this NaPOley' ...

... rs, and 'they. re-001)1,, illy Napoleons' reward ; as also complete sets of :it's Register, the Exanzintr, the Independent Whig, gratis. No sets of the, Morni..r t izroniige will be ratis, its judicious ditor disposed to wh g ol e length of our m io oder ...

... Whitbread say if Minis ters were to call upon him to disavow opinions promulgated at a Debating Society, or at a meeting of the Whig Club. My principles are my own ; I am accountable for what I write to the laws of my country, and to them alone. And here let ...

... official announcement of it to the world., We call the attention of our readers to the trial of the Editor of the Independent Whig. His acquittal proves that those men who are continually reviling our Government and our measures, and praising BUONAPARTE ...

... in:lie/anent attainst the defendant, who is the Proprirter, Printer, and Publisher, of a Sunday Paper, railed, Me Itizi:Tend:mt Whig, for a libel inserted in that Paper, on the itith of September. 1810, ' the Attorney-General shortly addressed the Jury, and ...

... summing up in favour of the latter. This position he was thrown from by - the confession of Mr. - White; that the uniting in the Whig, was libellous. The acquittal of Mr. White, is the subject proposed—how then is he to treat it ? By expressing his gratitude ...