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... self-evident truths, I presume the .ets thereof need not flatter themselves with the w ti of any accession of strength from the Whigs; it til soon see that the firmest supporters of their Iare the Reformers. Yours, &c. a * firt East India sale ever witnessed ...
... concur in, nor to do ex- vindicate the censure cast upon the Whigs of Liverpool, C he in the Letter of ifi A Reformer, in your last paper, I Sue eirs. ca'not help regarding the ' Old Whig, of the Satur i to rem day's Advertiser, as still wider from ...
... for the cause in which you are ce gei, that the whigs, as they call themselves, are put- th ::Lord Milton's threat into execution, and are begs- on to ii grapple with the ?? truth alone die ?? the Old Whigs has lately come side- do into the arena, with ...
... which mray 13ont b e acceptable to many of your readers. I ?? am, Sir, your's respectfu~lly, Jarn. 8, IS19. ORIGIN OF THE WHIGS, Extraeted from Bishop B-a irsct's llstonry of ilso l Tigecs, Voa. . ,page 58. l The sonlth west corincies of Scotland loave ...
... addi- be accej a- tioual stanza to 1 God save the King? - F! 22.-Whiy cannot the place at which a party of political r. whigs assemble be kept a secret ? -Jon. ly OPEf PIUS-'VIL.A DEM CRAT. - 0 ye who wandered during the lougnight of revolu Exrc ty ...
... imlportance, let some p, other measure take the lead * but what measure P-his ri, Lordship has not ventured to inform us. The whigs of so lis school are suspected to be of 'opinion, that the ejec- p tion of the present tory administration, and the acces- ...
... I cannot help expressam an d to close withthem: the progress of reform b 0,dvDced to fear any thintrom the subse-7 6f the Whig party, should. they nt be ' Won . far f*bm entertaining such a susp is ; ~ I~bak ini a common cause with them, we el * If * ...
... byiother inn~tives, 6:,They' ieeje onthe side of the: '6 To'rlies ...
... therefore plain that he was not a revoleu- treal Spai tion Whit!; not a Whig of 1797 ; not a Whig who had;~ff ia. resisted tile original war with Prance; but a mere !miss ;e4 modern Whig; or, in other words, a covert courtier. ~so He must next proceed to ...
... ?? 1,163,320 1,289,682 liberl Propterty Tax-Ditto ?? 1,268,458 481,539 Mr. Unappropriated Duties-Ditto, 1,062,0 73 85,100 whig Mr.. Total Revenue,including arrears Eon. :d- of war-duty on malt & property 51,665,458 53,563,937 wou! Deduct arrears of these ...
... as two other candidates had started, thus to insure id.; defeat. One of these candidates (Mr. Lamiby-belonaed th end t the Whig party, and he would leave thera to judge -a ihe iether the vital intorestof the people lad ' ever -been boldly and sincerely ...
... when the Whigs Wanted to carry the Catholic Question, Ist said they were the friends of the revolution and the Whigs now used these expressionsf terely- for the pur- pose of delusion. Finding-this did not gain attenfion e bue of, the Whig said he was ...