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... thencefirth more - circumspect in her conduct:. - That this advice should,. in -the eiaeting ciicum- stances,'have been ?? byj`& Whig Ministry, we confess we 'regard as matter of astonishment. Af- : ter negativing by their d'cision what the principal I witnesses ...
... it tended to' fix upon hera very sOrious'isnputtion. It declartd nothin; but hinted siupch. it vwas like the report a of the Whig' Ministryr an cs ,mrte proceeding. It' was any thing but the result of a fair trial, as thc b Princess was totally in the dark ...
... hi;terasted views of powerful men;' who are in Feality pursuing nothing more than their private oh- jects. In this respect, the Whigs of the present day may stand in comparisonwith their predecessors; arid the Erskinses, ?? ELlenboroughs, and the Moi- 3as, ...
... can except any terms which our Adminis- Stration are yet disposed to offier. e Henry White, proprietor of The. Independent -Whig, Sunday Newspaper, was brought up forjijs- ; tice, a few days ago in the Court of King's Belnch. Mr. Justice Grose, in delivering ...
... 4siskind, It makes litle difference whether ti,'e undue influence of the borougli patrons be exetth inaerurfthe election6f a Whig or.a Tory, an-honest pvsn pr a lnave: it is the principle against 'which 3j we contend; and ,ifit be admitted, that no monarch ...
... ministers be frM nging in the other coalitions. We were Lis sprised at finding this opinion pronounced amon 5- a company of Whigs on such an occasion. The '1 distinguishing feature in the political creed of our illustrious patriot was, the independency ...
... CeitfiedukW Po*irs Hating or- tic othet'vd.Saff eolhsM thiewpor4 defebsite m 2 Tvepag~ofAwt Allik , thimollt Ofi* # utan- to whig their respective posseions, and to presfyve al ,the gene.pmare, aefasasl.imabeir power; they b an dtr oto (sbake t* least enmieht ...
... sy for himself, an~d for himself alone. The great d, landholders have since the revolution in 1 688 formed hI the powerful Whig aristocracy, and 'have 'termed tr themsedves the guardians of British Liberty; but the history of the last century is the history ...
... natpslal elevation, to be pointedJ at as the quin. it tescetiee of wit and sta'tesianship. I n his youth, at a Lime tvepn Whigs were a - very different sort of is eoople trom those wbo now bear fhat namne,-when s I their fie- was carryinesinnoyarice into ...
... in the fierce and savage earnest- for ness of his manner, and the rapacious wildness of xc- his eye-a tory amongst the whigs-a whig amongst nd the tories-he forages and gluts upon the offal of all Sa parties, without possessing one atone of party-feeling ...
... the loth of'June, 18 1, an article appeared in n,the Mrniing Ckrollte, a paper generally understood or to be-the organ of the Whig party, in which it was Id expressly recommended, that' a certain ' degree to only of ref'orm- aught to be atteMpted, and ...
... formation of a society, the hasis of -which shall bear some re. seinblance to the Whig Club, or Hampden So- ciety. -Tn this hope, I subseibe . Your well-wisher,- A CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG. P. S. The following recent notice of Mr. Fox, extracted from a modern publicatiAh ...