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... sentiments was parti E ciilarlydemanded, and amorg these the awful and me- hincholy, yet almost imperious opportunity, for the whig p'rty to retrn to the neglected call of the pebple was r ~insited egpon in the ,most qarnest manner., We hae n~ow nlorel eisfure ...
... of t the subject when duly explained, will shedr how lattlce .-essential difference exists between the Whig and the Re-. Ltformner. The genuine W-hig, I conceive, regards the e S. Parliament, however partially elected, to be the repro. :-sentative of the ...
... 6,lk r . FRIDAY, NQVMER2, S9 , -.TIIE'WLIGSA'DTo6rxEs..-We.have recently.de votedmiiui of 'ur attetion tothe~po~lics&bfthe Whigs, r -n r ig SnAba 1 .- .. .and we hate fouid no reasonito .regret the time that we have employed in. the. importaitt task. 'Many: ...
... wbich. (or more than, a .,trv a1E a the state, which, for more than a century and a half hra ath borne the appellation of WHIGS is particularly to worthy of examination. A, complete and impartial 6thistory of the XVI15GS would indeed he highly in- mr ...
... concur in, nor to do ex- vindicate the censure cast upon the Whigs of Liverpool, C he in the Letter of ifi A Reformer, in your last paper, I Sue eirs. ca'not help regarding the ' Old Whig, of the Satur i to rem day's Advertiser, as still wider from ...
... for the cause in which you are ce gei, that the whigs, as they call themselves, are put- th ::Lord Milton's threat into execution, and are begs- on to ii grapple with the ?? truth alone die ?? the Old Whigs has lately come side- do into the arena, with ...
... therefore plain that he was not a revoleu- treal Spai tion Whit!; not a Whig of 1797 ; not a Whig who had;~ff ia. resisted tile original war with Prance; but a mere !miss ;e4 modern Whig; or, in other words, a covert courtier. ~so He must next proceed to ...
... will insult all the - matte Whigs, who, from. habit,. Went- rfi- Whigs, who, from habit,. prejudice, or connexion, are or not be not likely to enter energetically into- the cause of the people ? And what, is left for the Whigs- after such an insult, but ...
... manly, un- a oswerter of the people's right to choose their am c iuus apology for the conduct of Lord I ter V ben mnade by a Whig of high consider- X that the peopie hae e not called on n Ti ?? ie~e o 179.NXw. Gentlemea, if this anti foaded in fact, I am ...
... general affection and esteemt, of: In the strictures which., in the course of this discussion rob nt compelled to make upon the Whig administrations, five ~tnt he sunderstood that I inpute no' blame to Mr Fox. !i bte dnet when that administrationwasfocsed ...
... the' case ? You, Sir, are a Whig, Mr. Horrocksis a Tory, and Dr. Crompton is ea Reformist. And are we to'understand, that there sub- Dsists more commuaity of sentiment between the Whigs sand the Tories, than between the Whigs and the Ile- |formists ? 'If ...