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... 'whether a confiderakle pa rt of our national tnistortones may Mt attributed to the ambition of thete centendiug parties, et Whig and . Tory? In Etfex and Mahlon what has been your Reprefentation for the hitt forty sears ? I way,- perhaps,. . claim the ...
... CHELMSFORD, 'JAN. 9.--Yeiterdav, in purluance of a public notice, the Meetirig convened by the. Freeholslersand Partilans of the Whig livereft. io - eectuy, was held at Shire Hall, preparatory to the pekit . ling .The company . was not numeroes, • , an - 11 ...
... to contradict it. The reafons urged at that refpeflable, though thinly attended a•ffemblage of perfons'lmown by the name of Whigs, was, that . I would not declare mylelf a party man, the a.owed - example .of the Member fr.r Maldon. ' faCt a propotition ...
... 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 ...
... latisfied, in The end gibe me their warm for I can never perfuade Vu) felt that thole who cail itentidsea Whig, will abandon him who Rands on tree Whig pMiciples, and diff,rs only tr•om them as • to the propriety of that crquprornife, which in the pra6tlce ...
... owing to the .difunion of his out to tl,e therigi h:of his trieods. A dtrtl at tile FrecliAlers have ri i pollt . the leading Whig hverefis • have not moved ; htnndre4s of my friends did not give me tieir votes, ' becaufe they thought that 'there was no ...
... T. Gott, btouOit nom his fear, Newland 'Palk, near S. Peter's, Bucks ; atnong . whn:ll are alto choice Ipeennens UT foll.•whig cilebraied, and rflectned A. Cara, aggio, S Itofa, N. Poulin), Hoibein, V. Dyc, Terriers, V. Uden, Aitis, Rernbraddt, A. Elfheimer ...
... followed, qg by Leete. Mr. BURGO'/NE then addneffed thdtompany, And pointed . out what be eontidered to be, inc6ifittency in the Whigs .and Tories. He cOmplathed tlin the efforts 'made by thefe parlieS to prevent his return to Parliatieent, lead Infringed deeply ...
... allowed by this Ulnae, over above the time tbey are infuied tor, will expile. The above notice is - given to prevent the intured Whig the 'lt:tient of, their Policies, by omitting to wake tuch payments in proper nine. - • • - 1 In€ Managers have refbfved to ...
... dttetred- for a by titne it Was exiieaed-triat Sir . Rithaid Haenpden, Mr Lectimere, .and ,6tl - er leading Tvlember3' of • the Whig' Party, who were ab i lent, woulri be in town. ..On the 18iii of Match; the. day, appointect for Mr.. Steele's trial., the ...
... ttlan hitaelf; toncequently • he not L much in the -Ijirit of party, but he thould Rate to L had been the conduet of, the . Whig p ar t y u p on ate oecation, and the Ele6turs judge haw far were entitled to the confidence of People', or de- Li to fupplant ...
... which, thank Ged ! theS did mot, there would have been no difficulty in bit:eking open the doors of any of us.—ln (hart, theta Whigs, who fo much wh6, out of power, were a Let of iodates who kitfed but to betray— , (Laughter and applaule). They made ute of ...