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... THE POOR WHIGS TOTHE EDITOR OFtl^ , Sir-A fatuity ti ° :iV[NGp osT IT ™* »— or-.^ fa B ' Paper, seems to luu [ltf | lf . ■■ > esf ?? ' Whigs and their „ the pred,c, '°- «f th, « Po V , 8 then unfortunate Press «, , ■'' • half a dozen hours ehnsed ...
... WHIG AND TORY. What's a Whig ? and What's a Tory ? IMs an old recorded story ; A Whig's a Whig, while out of place— A Tory — by his Sovereign's grace. ...
... TO TUE DEGENERATE WHIGS. GF.NTr.EMEN-. — ln my last letter but one to you, I promised to ?? your arguments in behalf of Parliamentary Inquiry into the Events at Man- chester, on the 16th of August. Unlike the gene- rality of promise*), this promise ...
... TO TUE DEGENERATE WHIGS. ■* . Letter IV. O.V THE NATURE OF THC EVIDENCE WHICH JUSTIFIES GOVERNMENT IN AN APPEAL TO THE LEGISLATURE POR CERTAIN SUPPLEMENTARY LAWS. Gentlemen — The Legislature, in which the ma- jorify of Englishmen is proud to confide, ...
... YORK WHIG CLUB. (FROil A YORK PAPER.) On Wednesday sennight, the Member? of the York Whi. Club, and several other Gentlemen, met together to celebrate the memory of the late Mr. Fox, at tlie Assembly-rooms, hr this city. Our worthy Representative, the ...
... TO TUE DEGENERATE WHIGS Gf.nt-._-.xew — A prophetical exordium cannot but be accept- able to the sons of the prophets*. Unlike, however, the re- sponses of yonr tripod, which for twrnty years pa*t bas dealt ia equivoque, my prediction shall be clear and ...
... Conqueror. In like manner yvere these soi-disant Whigs, the Ministers ; they would pass the Pro- perty Tax, nud fulfil all their other predictions, nnd so would the Ministry were thry the soi-disant Whigs. But have we not rather good grounds to suspect ...
... ON MR. HOBHOUSE'S FLOURISHES OV THE DEGENE- RACY -OF MODERN WHIGS. The Modern Whig tho' Hobuovse mocks, When he the mob would cram ; — Yet, 1 who used to have a Fox, Ha ve-nOW a laste For Lamb. ?? . - _ -• ?? - i- THE WESTMINSTER LION. ■ 1 ! BBC On ...
... tell us which part of the Whigs it is that deserves the tardy and equivocal compliment of being at last at their posts. The violent Whigs ? The timid Whigs ? The moderate Whigs ? The wavering Whigs ? or the ...
... writ ers, that + : t of ...
... fhev • are Whig-;, they, right or wrong, oppose fhe Wbi*! Government of the country — a Government under which this country and its appendages, rose above the clouds, while things were favourable to it in other quarters. Under the name of Whigs, they throw ...
... before us the me- lancholy and most disastrous evidence, that au Earl Fitzwilliam, a Whig Nobleman, covered with the benefits of a Whig Monarchy, which Whigs and Whig principles established at the Revolution, could become an apostate to any procedure that ...