... that base use which it has been applied within the last twenty years. 1 remain, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, A SOUTHERN WHIG. P. S. - Allow to subjoin, way of postscript, • copy of the last Address (previous the novel and important occasion his Majesty’s ...

... Parliament, which it is supposed frail opposition perhaps) will occasion more disquiet and actual donger to Ministers, than all the Whig and Radical badgering the past times. It has been likewise said, that the late general temporary abatement of rents has originated ...

... and declared would responsible for its contents. From that time the present day. it has continued he the Organ of genuine Whig principles, uniformly asie?Bng the doctrine* th .t placesl the illu-lrinus House of Brunswick upon the fiirone of the United ...

... the designs their encmits than by establishing Associations similar to the York Whig Club. With these impressions he proposed the health of Sir George Cayley and the Whig Club York which was drank with cheers. Mr. Lambton begged to be allowed to offer ...

... supported the Government of the House of Hanover, and had married the sister of John, Duke of Aigyle, the celebrated leader of tlie Whig party in Scotland, enjoyed, in 1722, the estates of Sir G. Mackenaie, the author of these Memoirs,” and probably possessed ...

... venerate. Duke of Sussex • ook occasion to rail at Ministers in good round terms, and was followed by Mr. Coke and other eminent Whigs. The 1* of was in the chair. A sketch of the proceedings will be found in our preceding columns. Tie accounts from the disturbed ...

... always vote for Ministers, jf they would give him his libCTty, was accepted ; and the next tiling was to get too,', one the Whigs, to move for hi* liberation. John Russell was fixed upon, and undertook it* job. The whole of thin transaction was n.anagfd ...

... and that had perished. The account adds, very “this news docs not seem to deserve niach credit. Porte had received the folio whig imell^encc from Bagdad:— , ,1 Tlie Persians have entirely ceased hostilities, J and peace may be considered as concluded ...

... adopt a course, which, he trusted, every other in the kingdom would follow. It was only by a union of all parties, whether Whigs or Tories, that any redress could be obtained for the people, and that union, lie. was cqnvinced, would ultimately lake place ...

... soy there's oae Whigs ass, stao But a* thing I'm sure, A pewky Whig Ao-er Is *a Whig (has ourwhiggtfies s* mao! const s. And (bay crack sad Aad they sod crack, And wuta*k aad crock auus! Far oMsewtser, the suU Whigs srcHUg sod botild Whigs, ...

... ambitious, they every where gorarn the world, and may certainly oppress their antagonists whenever they please. forbid that Whig and Tory should ever abolished, for then the nation might split into fat and lean, aad our faction, I am afraid, would bo io ...

... Aridocncy , iuuw, . > pre*«« paopt* wen now in such Matt of union, that Ibay nail knew bow to guard their right*; and he hoped the Whig* would giro up their Borough*, and content to a Reform. It waa the opinion of dial great Suwtmaa, Sir W. Temple, that England ...