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... House of Peers, supported iy by the Lords Rockingham, Dorset, and Townsend, , and other chiefs of that party,5 all of tlhe old Whig tschool; that Ecooi of corruption, the inventors of the paper and funding system. The Bill for sep. = tennial Parliaments passed ...
... penury into the streets, and suffer them to die in our highways; or shall we have a clecaper govern- ment. Every body, wbether Whig or Tory, will declare for the latter, but so difficult is it, under our present circumstances, to obtain a (.hee government ...
... and they enrolled themselves in the ranks of those barons who, like the Whigs of vi t modern times, were in contention with the court: . like the modern partisans of the Whigs, the people w were the dupes.of party-or of pcrsonal ambition. The barons ...
... that we approve of the Westminster meeting to peti- e tion for their removal. Could we suppose that other a men, like the Whigs in 1806, could attempt to con- tinue the Pitt systen, and to strengthen themselves r in their places by an increase of patronage ...
... are alike averse to ministerial despotism, or p- th pular aharchy. There are some of what are termed sec the big wigs (not whigs) amongst us, who seem deter- lit mined that we shall read nothing except the London Po! Courier, or the Macclesfield Courier; ...
... THE CAMELEON, Y IMITAI ZD FROMI COWPER. e 0 There is a Bard, who by his note, a And by the changes of his coat, Seems Deist, Whig, or Tory; n Al Isuge ilditerof Court lays, y Whence a' obtains a wreath of bays, Y And we a dormitory. , On yon church top ...
... more disgustelt at hrsarirg Lord ing, Castlereagh meirtioned as manateger of the House of ton, -Commons, than we are, whenl wy Whig or more thie popular meniber is named as lender of tie! Ojilositiots. re- T!tere cannot be aistronger mark aif tire c.)rrrpt ...
... would be no more favourable to their pretensions r than to the rights of the people. Tbe borough sys- f tern of the old;. Whigs, inimical as it is to the true F representation of the people, is no less abholrent to c - the borough-system of the Tories ...
... nt far didther-ne C- from those which had been a opted by his iinnesdiaee i-predecessors. -ir The birat grand violation of Whig maxims of govern- 'in ment which I shuall mention, is the American revolu- it -tionary war. What was the object of that war ...