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... andoth er' e Iy eminenrt-Whigs, lujown for their real attachment. to . 3o: liberty, thot we can rank him as an assocate in the le. cause that imortalized them.; 'which cause,. whether it tt re. be called the cause of Whigs or of -Refilrmers, can alone ...
... crisis; it involves in itself the interests of all parties, of all ranks, and of all professions. Churchmen and Dissenters, Whigs and Tories, should all feel it to be a common cause, and cordially unite in one effort to mitigate the evil, and ameliorate ...
... baving subsided, it nay be be useful to review and discuss the prominent of paints of hiffrerince which subsist between the Whig th4 ar the l'alical Reformer. of The peculiar doctrines of Radical Reform are Ureiver. is md frjgc. Aonnezal Parliaments, and ...
... what am.Yon intend. Ry reading that scandalous Coz rker paper, That forgce such falsehoods, and vaunts with such va por ? A Whig should rese nought, Sir, but Chronicle PE xYr, SO tllV and witty, so bold and so merry. S ,,p, Sir! said his friend; though ...
... EDITORSo C Poeikf R _ - Destroy the wehar s6;histry, la-vai- b:eo creature's at'his dirty work agate. * GENCTLETMEN, t The Old Whig of last Saturday says, The ri downhill path to democracy is easy and direct, ?? to fe tread: back our steps is, of all labours ...
... appearance of this manifesto of the Whig party has been, we cannot but congratulate the public on the plain and luaaniswvable arguments that it- contains and we are only surprised, that, seeing so dearly the truth, the Whigs have not generally insisted more ...
... e deserted them? Probably many wviL rhink that thelesin here. Whigs of the preaent day are much thesae in peieclj their ancestors at the Revolution; orif changedata, 'ht man the nodern Whigs are rather more inclied tn cit> 'arl- deeesvors to favour popular ...
... his Milajesty at Coran t eusn heeyes of the world.' rea in- hiien ohrdennsdfjs~iat i ddr o cr1theiroiinadSv~ Go' ieh, The' Whigs who werb then inpo6fetsmdfl air culty as to the course which sthey ?? rat at length, on J1iay 5 807, they 'cmVo edn a, rc- ...
... '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 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- ...
... hoped that an amalgamation of political sentiment igal ,would take place between all the friends of freedom, aid5 and that the Whigs would come more frequently for- tant ward, and take that lead in society which would never ity. have been denied to them, by ...
... veteran champion of Rehio. _ The Coneientric Society, and dissemination of its prin- ciples. ts, Mr. Nicholl% and the York Whig Club. - Thomas Leyland, Esq. the active and independent C, Mayor of Liverpool. ge Lords Grey and Erskine, and the-other Noble ...