... possibly doubt it; and be asked, under these circumstances, if it were not better to put a stop to them at ,nce ? Although no whig, he was governed by the priqciples that guided those men who effected the revolution, no;. would he go one ?? inch beyond them ...

... Pope, a full account of his quarrel with Addison, and his opinions upon literature, men and things. In pqli- tics Pope was a Whig, or rather almost a Republican. It will be seen that'the language' df modern 'reformers is near a century old. Speaking. of ...

... states to have excludcd the Whips from offi'.e; and whtn F that Gentleman next prepares himself with an attack f upon the Whigs, we recommend to his perusil and study a short specimen of eloquence and good tastes which will lose no weight in coming from ...

... illustrated his argu- ment by instancing silly sentiments which sink into the niinds of youth, and cause themn to grow up Whigs. I have just had the misfortine of stumbling on a pas- sage in Thucydides so unreasonable and so much at variance, 'with the ...

... wilsa it thc a Sa10lat niii a-sacpport ? Satrely nor tht liberty rif thre it Icidy oc' rte ta-i is blaiak flag. lie wr555 no Whig, itt thle nioderit accepta- tlci in riotso it lhe vord ; tict tie agc'eeil witlh i t~s C-otimeiia ot' it Lard Scoinera at the ...

... when they considered it necessary for England itself On the contrary, I am convinced that all Englishmen, Tories as well as Whigs, lament the situation of a noble country which they see so shamefully oppressed. Would to God that England interposed to prevent ...

... used. e- We think the plan here detailed extremely well lvo id the attention of the country ; it exhibits a combibai of the Whig and Radical principles, which we hope would satisfy one party aitistout olarinivi d other. Tue result of this plan mtight be ...

... Long- hotig1ton to his seat at ioW.ick, a distatlee oftwo miLei._ T'hiese things should speak whole votuines of advied to the Whigs, as well as luraish a complete reply to the ?? charges heaped ?? tle people, of desiring the overtbifow of property, hatiug ...

... thowt ye'd got a bir of bemp for me. and hung me ! MR. LAM13TO-N.-T'lie Durhama C'hroinicle (a liberal and well-conducted Whig paper just started at Durliam) con- tains the reply of this gentleman to an address oF the inta- bitants of Chester-le-street ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REFORAL.- ?? following Re.- solutions, it is said, are now 'under consideration by the Members of the Yorkc Whig Club:- That the duratiqn of larliansent, authorised by law, ought notb to exceed three ?? all boroughs ini which thle number ...

... although it may be open to, doubt as to its efficacy? It was but the other day, that the same heartless Journalist accused all the Whig party, of not taking a conspicuous part in admi-' nistering to the distresses of the poor, thus pointing out the most distinguished ...

... the city of Chester had had a great duty to perfornuis was no less than the enran- - cipanon of their franchise front a groat Whig aristocracy;i .and they had gone about it in their owan way, which, in re tality,, was the only way iii which it could be acrous ...