... and that the Whigs never have for a moment ceased to think that Reform is iudispen_.il_-.le to our salvation. •> If ts snrely a natural question, and one that deserves au answer, whether the Leaders of Opposition, and v Whigs, arc, in the Writer's ...

... n in the different paper:*-, on what authority wo know not, though we think the fact by no mpans impossible. The Baltimore Whig says : We havt* beeu infornioil thaf the John Adams is expected to bring such news from Ku rope -as wi.l re- .piire an immediate ...

... Patriots of ■> ,ai; We have not been, in any degree astonished at is repulse vvith which t.'ie Gentlemen . iio call t ~. elves Whigs have met from the di .tp'e. of Coa. bet. A little rejoiced, we own we are, ?? - like to see ingratitude and selfishness punish ...

... application of a Whig doctrine io a Tory - principle. Now if a principle be correct when acted upon by the Whigs, we think it will hardly be con- . tended that it is incorrect when acted upon by others ; _ and indeed it is impossible for any Whig to deny f the ...

... Spanish cause, so long should it have the heart and hands of this country to inspirit and support it. iiis party however, (the Whigs we mean) think otherwise, and declared that they would not give their countenance lo his motion. Mr. Sheri- d\n has in consequence ...

... entertained when Secretary of Slate. We can only argue from the imperfect representations of his Whig adherent, who, perhaps, wishes to make him something more of a Whig than he acknowledges him- self to be. The Petition (as it is termed) of that part of the ...

... be tnaiutaiui'il to his l\*. moments. In polities Mr. W.vao was a staunch yi'hi^, and-e*a'ly in life became a .Member ofthe Whig Clxili, an.\a aeol-Mi- stipparte r ofthe cause; be took a very .iVtivvpnrt i n \ r - Fna'l first elec- tion, for Westminster ...

... Free, holders and partizans of the Whig Interest in the county of Essex, was held at the Shire Hall, Chelms- ford, preparatory to the pending Election. The Meeting consisted of about 1 50 persons. No Candi- date of the Whig Interest having been offered to ...

... increasing celebrity of this production exceeds any thing that we can remember. Wnic Club. — The usual monthly meeting of the Whig Club took place on Tuesday at the Crown and Anchor.— Mr. Erskine presided fill Mr.WHiTBr.F..VB-. arrived* from the House of ...

... tzecfoe thousand pounds per annum ; and the minerals to be capable of producing one thousand pounds per week. Bath. — The foi tb whig are among the last arrivals at thjs place : — Bishop of Winchester, Lady Styles. Sir H. Crosby, Lieut - Col. Wa-h, l.ieut.-Col ...

... country which resti ains them from Pillaging, Oppressing, and Iv.ujlting the People. Mr. Uyng (like some other humiliated Whigs) condescended to ?? and cringe to the Hackney heroes of yet.t_qft.tLy. .We envy him not his feelings on the Ofccasion, when ...

... May well be uneasy to find myself here. Rog. O'C. — Do you flinch from-the cause, then — ?? disgrace, . When his own sulky Whigs shut the doer in his face ; He sneaks to the City and shuffles about, Till be finds tho' too late that his credit is out. Like ...