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... WHIG CLUB. Tuefd.ir, there was numerous meeting refpfftahle Club, the Freemafons’Tayerh—Lord Holland the Chair. Alter drinkinw all the regular toafls of the day, which the Noble rman fcverally educed with an appropriate illuflration, paid a mod affecting ...
... CHARACTER OF A WHIG. We are indebted for the following Character of Whig, to a Book lately published by Mr.Hazlitt. It hits off the qualities of tiiis class of Politicians with great felicity. Perhaps it is too epigrammatic—but the picture will be better ...
... Y. the Whig Papers loudly insist that no cided on, it will, no doubt, be highty gratifyi . ry 7 2 -be’ Sand for an extreme measure, in the |the People of Ireland ;, bat it will be a curios actual state of circumstances—and we should hope, ‘well as at ...
... LOTTERY. THE Public respectfully fnformed, that the State j Lottery, which *as bare commenced Ora whig or, i the 24th ultimo, »a« postponed in consequence of the death ( her Majesty the ftdpen ; and the Lords Comiotss.oueu bis Majesty's hare now then ...
... progress, they nibbled at the Signetur: Geutle Sewn or and bécaute the Whigs were net in great of with the People of Ireland, they endeavoures propagate the calumny, that,it was a Whig C Royal spiracy If it wes a Conspiracy, it was a ¥ 1819, at one; for ...
... will be found tolerably accurate view, that there are seventy-six Tones, and twenty-four Whigs returned by Ireland into the Imperial Parliament. We use the terms Whig and Tory, on thin occasion, not so much the old sense of the word, but as .supplying the ...
... They quote to prove that the Whigs are not to be trusted. another Paper they show that Cobbett has professed all principles, deceived all man, and that truth is not him. They endeavour to connect the conduct of the : Whigs, nr temperate Reformers, with ...
... aeut to Barba Jura, *iz. bla-i, Oivrn, f r(,ra M London, taken 7th August, the Whig and D.iviJ Porter print rer* tt> Aguila, Letton, from Havannah >o London', taken the Whig prisate-r ; and the Nio'y, Allen, from Poole to Newfou. llr.ua, uk'uS’J.' August ...
... with v eye q. 42, jhe put several of the points cannot be too strc Tite) pra ised. He avoided all general declamatic | the Whigs, and therefore he epoke very little tion. His Letter t 5 the | Boroughmongering Fac! Matrer,| Electors was much more significant ...
... malign* and ridicule the Regent?— The Whigs. Who the first, to complain of venal Parliaments and majorities ?—The Whigs, Who were the ffrst to rail at ta ation, and the whole machinery of Government ? The Whigs, Who were first to distort, exaggerate ...
... actually in possession.— The Whigs therefore did not think it that Muirjch should dt’ facto, well ilejnre, order entitle his claim to support from foreign interference. His Majesty’» Government bad acted the nriuriplcs of the Whigs the evolution ; he supposed ...