... th xpected, of more and more ime should be discontin licals, rejoicing in the impulse Constables should by the few foolish Whigs whom most respectable inh o longer conceal jheir detestable taining, if they plea: openly, and without disguise‘ Officers as ...

... twetity ine of Marines, makin, hundred men. | adjoining to the house are also We suppose we s : n-house and stable, Radical Whigs, a ten (in which is a hot-house) square yards of land standing armies and short answer for the: reehold of inheritance, subject ...

... Assistant Surgeon the only Whigs and the Rad was sent for, who bled him, aud discussion on the su rently found so much relief from | be alike unnalaieat arose carly the next morning | Duke of B —d, and g Richmond Wood, to) Whigs want, is fort of that name ...

... Military, than our | | thing The Whigs neitements tv revolution, pub- ; called the Meeting, of anarchy, but their detestable whom they detest ly crushed by the prudent ard that most able and excellent | der ; for the sake the Whigs; andina at Vice. Chancellor ...

... insulted by the also addressed the m nous writings of \ Maice } lutions, whieh were 3 bearing ins ouce he Cchosea depo- nents aod Whig igs but the greatest o: | the mere vehicle for sending who occupied the bh iud speeches of such men as | the itinerant orators ...

... preced: m, Westmoreland, aud Cum. The following Le have issued from the exaggerations and | In a heen in circulation a dical Whigs. the Manchester Magistrates, and, it is very er coming to e¢ | by Sir Francis Burdett and persons of properiy ; but a To the ...

... of dauhbt, a the best means for eidiag tae the squadron at the reservation of the pulilic seen 2 letter from ar ment to pure Whig prm- | who speaks of the pr 1; and the calling this Mee ing } te mee: an enemy, s GF aft the thy Boron t's opinion Ano Africas ...

... appearance ex mg with them but hberty and the females usually e sures must be resorted to, and turned bome, whil have a general Whigs and Tories in that intention, kept away service, the Minis: ved an this, and the Duke of red his tone wonderfully since ao ...

... and lost to all shame, Closed for ever (he day their pride and their fame, those whom hut pity and scorn could piimn Of the Whigs—ol tlie wretched remains their t crew. \\ hat, alas ' can wc ?’* cried their Ciiief and tiic sound Alas! what can we do,” ...

... dunger- | or use aay isdustey more so, as being promote the goud more i, | siidil uot enter on th , Country would have bed —Whigs, or Republicans ary Reform had tale! the same, and only vary ther, by such a meas to suit times and cireurma- j the Americun ...

... discussion, _ Starces), are as eay worst species of fat —Writing, partienlarly molive my 3a deliberate act. Vhea a ject of the Whig is his wind must write, be in great and noble . ’ time Is ssaryv for the breast every cerer > what he has written ruling passion ...

... of th • present day were not half dangerous those blackguards, who walked up down Me-tnrinster Hall in long rnbrs and white whig*.— lie c, uhi make exception—their worthy mom. her, Mr. Lamb. I his, » e are told, called forth loud cheers the mob; and who ...