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... TffE COJVDFCT OF THE WHIGS. [The following judicious observations. no the Con- duct of 'ihe Whirs «re ralractcd fro P* th_« highly popular Miscellany. -the Jfew Momtolt- Maga- Xtvc, which, from thr moral, loyal and coqstitu- •ional principles it inculrates ...
... The Anniversary of the Gloucestershire Constitutional Whig Club was celebrated at Gloucester,on Monday last, being the birth-day the late Right Hon. Chaa. James Fox. The incessant rain which fell during the day, and the apprehension that the roads the ...
... signature of an Old Whig. The writer say* he cannot assent to the propriety of stopping all proceedings against the Queen he censures Ministers for the course proceedings which they have adopted;— and after shewing, had the Whigs been power, how different ...
... PRINCES-STREET, BRISTOL, Monday Evening, Feb. 21, 1820. AT avcrvnumerons and respectable Meetingofthe ELECTORS BRISTOL the WHIG INTEREST, held this evening pursuant lo Advertisement. JOHN EVANS FUNFLL. E*f; in ihe Chair. The Chairman having read the authority ...
... respectable Whigs by whom he was surrounded. The Address which was agreed (and which appears in our Ist page) th-refore, in the strictest sense, “Address of Congratulation,”— not of acquittal. This narrows the question in dispute betwixt the Whigs and the ...
... STREET, BRISTOL, Monday Evening, February 21, 1820. AT a very numerous and respectable Meeting of the Elector* of Bristol in the WHIG INTEREST, held this Evening, pnrauant to Advertisement, JOHN EVANS LUNELL, Esq. in the Chair:— The Chairman having road the ...
... otherwise agitated the latter years of George ll.'s reign.—But we see where a predilection for the abstract Whig doctrines, and not a great deal for Whig Ministers, as snch, any era since the death of King William, except during the early days of George I.—The ...
... ELECTION-INTELLIGENCE. SUCCESS OF THTE WHIG-INTEREST. Lord Ossulton is, we are assured, quite secure of a seat for Berwick, at the ensuing election, and Sir Alexander Ramsay, fbr Kincardineslhire. Mr. Fergusson has every prospect of being returned for ...
... his-on, nor that Old Whig Elector of Bri-tol,should speak a little himself or of you. Thank U'Kl, these subjects are now closely connected. The honour you have done son (Mr. Henry Bright), proffering to him your support become the Whig Representative of ...
... it is “ im-“peraliveiy of all those the stability of the Throne tranquil-“ lily Country” to take further “measures” shall Whigs into power that such event a a Reform in Parliament for our are security kind we that would probably be the result : secondly ...
... place myself the head of any sect or pai Iv. I know no party but that of the country, and se.-t but that Charity. The words Whig and Tory are not to found in my political vocabulary; they are names unknown tongue, and alien mind. The politics aCjueenoiightnnt ...
... wjpoetz' caorner. BRITANNIA sat weeping, The Lion lay sleeping, And Liberty sobbing in grief; % Wlhen a resolute band Of Whigs, hand in hand, Determined to give her relief. 'T'hev look'd here and there, Betwveen hope and despair, For a man that would ...