... Venr* Friends ft Vie Evangelicals Universalis*; ft Cntholirs ft Armin. Meth. no party. & Mod Whigs Reformists lent Ref arm. St Violent Whigs Modir. Whigs Voder. Whigs ft Mod Refi.-nt.\ ' 3 Ti Si Ti 74 ~ ii ro» ?? r.enngelienlns. Congregation. Tnil'-iendents ...

... Hinnsands ino.iru'd the Patriot. i|cßth, With grief 100 der j. far .bam, J-'ojpsl WW forth from Turks Sent, Tft ax for the Whigs, on that «ws.', To uiitke an epigram. ~Hnt owning Ihnt their case ir bard, Too gravely we must not regard A Parry Rbyme»ler*s ...

... superiority of his talents, nnd liis uniform maintenance ofthe dignity and inde- pender.ee of llie Liar. On the return of the Whigs to ©.'ice, he was appointed Lord Advocate of Scotland, ?? me time when his brother wis made Lord Chan- cellor uf Gi* at Britain ...

... Meeting of Protestant Christians: — lt is a nezi designation altogether, and intended to catch the shallow ones ! * AN OLD WHIG. Shakspedr* Tavern, Ttxesdag Night. ...

... self. interest bhids etery Proprietor of Stock to their support ; ami that en {he other hand, the cont-wud opposition by the Whigs fo every species of taxatwe, makes the Siectholdr-Ts jvsttf lev lest their future, retention* may not be favourable t*> the ...

... 4_i.it or, combines Whigs and Jacobins (an association which cannot fail to be very gratifying to all true Wfyigs)— for what?— 'for the exclusion of placemen.: from Parliament; and for repealing the Septennial Act-^both notoriously Whig measures. Now, if ...

... Noble Maiquis should follow his ex- ample is now little more than a matter of course, but it will take some time before our Whig Sinecutists can make up their minds to become what they have hitherto only pretended to be, the real friends and benefactors ...

... Grat, or the epics of Miltoh. ?? are cotulantly rcoijaded by our sage pajiti- **••» at:d prophets who rail themselves of the Whig ?? of fhe pn lightened age in which we lire : it ***HU so, ?? to tbejr ideas ; but we will ren. ?? to assert, that no Court ...

... falsehood-*, end hrtpostures. . . It appears that tbe popular a «_*. at Norwich has been dtenchedin popularity. However theultra-whig- gism of Mr. Coke may justify tbe retaliation, upon lhat Gentleman of the proper, prpgehy of bis o wn occasional violence, ...

... Mediators'— wheu out of tl.e cnly four names I mentioned in the newspaper rcpoit, three ate mem- j bers cf Jhe not yet dissolved Whig Club; and one I ( of these Ihice, to wit Mr. Cuiuian, happening to be ' oppressed ' with ' a base and scurvy' paity appen- ...

... view the sole object of petitioning j Reform —a right, ihe exercise of which was neitiier ?? k v the Government nor the Whigs. He did not, however, believe Government would do any thing to abridge tne liberties af _\l e people; but they would soon see ...

... 1 sm sore f need moi remind yoo thet in disposing tH* public mind to c change pf administratioo, the \>'mnt Ministers' (the Whig Government of 1806) ' i'ad ao more tm me tiiat c agency thau so many of the l-nij>-ror cf China's Mandarins. It U aot that ...