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... Irish, who arc I the Catholic Church. In serica LetUra the Right I iToh. Lord GRENVILLE.—By ALBION. Aatbor the Letters to tbs Whigs, inserted in Blag, dan's Weekly Political RegiMcr. A Sold 6f Shuntood, and Jtmea, PatrrnosteßMw Dr. Truslor’s osetvtl Works ...
... succeed, if we are united; and, therefore, have endeavoured to create disunion in the Old Whig Interest this County, by representing their Tory Candidate as a Whig. They have 'hitherto succeeded in very few instances; hot. Gentlemen, they have attempted ...
... were dismissed from office. Every venal print and every hirelingscribhDr was in arms against ih-m--vvhtleal! those who to Whig principle-, were red as republicans and traitors hen - country. That system had been to the present dayand what could hoped ...
... whatever; that the two political objects had most in view, was Reform Parliament, and the prevention of that Comoro- • between Whigs and Tories in therepresenialinn ( ' lhe county, winch had disgraced.it so many years; that the completion of these objects ...
... Theatrical Treasury. Earl Stanhope said last night, in the House of Lords, lately saw written on a barber’s shop win. dow, Whigs shaved for penny,and/bries for three halfpence.”—On inquiring the cause of the distinction, he was told, penny was the ordinary ...
... with a beautiful canopy, tastefully covered with orauge and green silk, the former an emblem of his attachment to the old Whig principles, the latter in compliment to the Free toresten, who still retain that independent spirit which their forefathers ...
... provincial excursion. Sir John Hicpisi.vy arrived town, at his house Grosvenor-street, from Somersetshire, on Monday night. The Whig Club h :UI their March Meeting yesterday, tt.e City London Tavern, Mr. Whitisiiea!) the Chair. was supported by Lord Ilont ...
... not allowed to remain in London, but were imprisoned in distant gaols,— Hart and White, the Proprietor and Publisher of TAe Whig Newspaper, had been sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. Perhaps ...
... set*up for the House of Cmuiismis, that denial amounted nncousl;- luuoiiil s’retch prerogative. When what were good times, under Whig Administration, addressed Queen Anne to order the completion the fortifications of Chatham and Portsmouth, and they would make ...
... this nat from was closi than th ...
... Committee, and he was also sorry Jo see any disposition t»> cast refliCtions on. any particular persons; for himself, as' a true Whig, was most ready to be rigid to himself, and indulgent to others.— The enemy was ready to unite against them, and they should ...
... was called the support of the duced the worthy gentleman for their ausenc-*, deeds the present Minuter*, yet might allude Whigs (which might be said to absorbed) & state- • was, indeed, the true oue. would not give w.»y to *uch an opinion—he would no ...