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... and not to any Junta, ;taller any dem,i,,,,. fl ee only objected to me , on acc o u nt of Place. Ile gave no be ex,,t ;me Whig pri , ,ciples. But I hope that oh ill 4:164- friend, to whom the Freemen of Mahlon are 'l!ebtet, with the radon ing declaration ...
... of the people from themselves upon the shoulders of our gracious Sovereign. ' Such conduct would produce more Jacobins and Whigs than all the Tom Paines that ever liveiL ■Their only care was to keep peace with Ilorongh- Imonger. (Hear, keorl) “What (said ...
... throw the ha. tied of the people fiOro npou the Shoulders of gracious Sovereign. Such con- , duct produie more Jacobins and Whigs than all the Tom Paines that ever lived. 'Jln.-ir care was keep peace monger.—//car hear ! M'hat (said Mr. Marsh) ' are we ...
... whether b t r n rintfable part of our national misfortunes may wit he ttri.- ed t 6 the ambition of •thefe contendfng parties of Whig and, InTY ? In Eftex and what been your Repreecntation the la* forty years ? I mar, perhaps, claim the tnerit of l'eing the ...
... promises to produce the happiest result ordered his men to rush union the enemy ; the can- Ever slice the death of Mr. Fox, the whig patty non were taken and every man put to the sword. have been without .ny thing like a center of uni- Toe mar recent letters ...
... Craftsman,Cobbet's Poltical Register, York's of Political Review., add Censor, Saturday;pObserver,.I1e- la corder, Selector, Whig, Baldwin's Journal, Dispatch, Eng- IY lishman, Sunday'Advertisei, Examiner, Guaiani, and ' Loidon and Provincial Sunday Gazerte ...
... hatred of the people frow thein's.elves upon the Shoulders our gracious'Sove' reign. conduct would produce moreJaeobin s and-Whigs : than all the Tom Patties that ewer ' Their only care was to keep peace With the Boroug!' 'Hear! )—Viliat.(said Mr. Mars) ...
... Peace. Is the War to go on for ever ? Can we forget the circumstances w hich' surround us ?—that Gold, the universal circa- Whig medium; has • airappearedv and that ire now relying ow , paper cireirlation .a circulating medium Only by convention-T aid ...
... ENT1V1l1G. i lee Public, T'-li-all ,n iiv 'T(is- re.fdtfiitty ealltitdto aI LE PIT R which will itira i) the IilP'N L)l`NT WHIG(, on buadiay ttp- luied at No. Ci lrsCh:.ariiare, Newsvgele treer, atldrae to t~ DU;KE o)f ON K. IldeP tilt signature e Jo ...
... affairs.,, and enabling this ca ii; against nations ' '\' .-• ■■; Meeting] w.as held day\ consisting 1 Jdt*dt:fiwfiaii J» .ii the Whig interest,, to co ':'|it£- \ son' to :be put irrinorait i':,tlis county of-'Essex, Pari Ida. airojciii«j; Col. Bullock, deceased ...
... of.the people from themselves upon the shoulders of our gracious Sovereign. Such conduct- would produce more Jacobins and Whigs than all the Tomn Paines that ever lived.-Their only care was to keel, peace with a Bn- rough-menger. (Hear, hear) What (said' ...
... War- receive.' hy Mr. ...