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... THE WHIGS. ani It bas: been pretended, that a new Administration an, could not be- fooned in cofunection with the great Pro, to or prietary Fan ilies,. This is one of those insidious strata- me i.. gemsby which the adherents of the present race of poli- ...
... WHIG RADICALS. following Resolutions are said to have been passed a Meeting of tlie York Whig Ciub.— Copies have been forwarded the Radical Leaders : Resolved, I. That the representation of the People in Parliament, the established Constitution of the ...
... THE MEDAL, AND EPISTLE TO THE WHIGS. The following lines were written above a v • • century ago:. our readers will therefore perceive they can have no personal or political application, to modern,reformers:— It is the representation of your own hero; ...
... 'DINNEfR OF THE TORE WYo G CLUB. On Tuesdav i^- i -_ - In Tuia eenngh, the Annual Dinner Gf the Y Whig Clb toosk plate; and the conlnony coneseted of' above four hundred pereons. - Abu f our oclock the company took their seats, S. W. Ni- sholl1, Esq. ...
... THE Ss If there be any well-wishers to their country, who dream that a Whig Ministry would bestow upon it a poli tical millennium, we recommend them to peruse the fol- lowing character of that party. It appeared in the Cou- rier about six weeks ago, and ...
... natural to this great statesman, this dispassionate Whig, this careful scrutinizer, to avoid the thing that is not. It is hence that it has been so often and so unanswerably asked, where do the Whigs end, and the Radicals begin? It must, however, be owned ...
... as- sume the existence of an eager wish on the part of the Whigs to get into ofEfce. We know not what part of the conduct of the Leaders of that party could lead to any swch innference. The Whigs have certainly stewn no eagernesshitheeto to get into' pov ...
... THE WHIGS. extract the following from excellent pajrer, called the Warder, in the last number Elacku-ood's Edinburgh Mugaxine : Discomfiture and misfortune seem to be the unfailing portion of our modern Whigs. Tliey cannot venture upon a few pages of ...
... WHIG INFLUENCE. To the EDITOR the BRITISH MONITOR. SlR,—Being a constant reader of your Paper from its commencement, I observed a long statement in it about two or three years ago of a Doctor FAYERMAN of this town, ari active member of a loyal corps ...
... assuredly. fa Whig is a Scottish, and some say, too, an Irish word, ?? le literally signifying whey. Tory is another Iriski word, ki - signifying a robber or high -oaymal. . l se Tories, or Torys, a party or faction ?? England, op- e posite to the Whigs. i. During ...
... WHIG LIBERALITY! EDITOR, I was at first rather surprised hear of the following elegant trope which flew out of the mouth of Mr Barrett, M. P. for Richmond, at late public dinner Darlington . IPilbeiforce, that Jesuitical tnanfor whom 1 have respect. ...
... have the whigs appearing as the encouragers and promoters of such is to us a most incalculable point gained. These c—d bills meet us at every step, and this will pledge the whigs to repeat them. Besides, it is absolutely necessary, that if the whigs do get ...