... own cauae, and his manner caused some merriment in court. He said he had been a disciple of Charles James Fox; and from the Whigs it was that he had learned his politics. He gave a very ludicrous abstract of the whole sermon, of which the words selected ...

... cover weighing 71 lbs. tl be presented to that ?? Wediiesday last, purusuat to a reqpiisisstion from, the members of the York Whig c6ub, to the Lord Mayeor, i nrseeting w&as holden in the Guildhall, the Lord Meyor in the chair, in. which several resolutions ...

... It'lliarior. vievar of Kirbv ple, sVtmorelan. ?? hfi ; qtrO, per cent. it '.11 ii a long, zrtiele, WiTicl. seemi parilv v it: ;1eM Whigs iud Mr Broughiarn. as.sprta that itii C. hei bur ted, hecailsc, wlihen she wae refi tsed adniivo; i tiolin tie populace suffered ...

... svhemn le heardi itmwis aJ Salrclreigsi remidy'. T'lie, Joh,l 54ul- slyr., 1 To fiimeu at onec Sthe ease wvith wilnch Stre. Whigs adept inshicrolli allcilste; iii' Torie.s, trowve vry glad tltein are ti, iorroic joie's. intl liriss' ?? thiey''irotu1 is ...

... I honiour anl revere tile high talents lf rilV learined frieiL Mr 13., antd I aol orie of those unhap- i p5 personr called Whigs. I osvn, thereltbe, I sihoulil he sorry that tile peiple Ctold suppucise the Whlliga s- ish 10 uindrniriiie the E,.ti- bi-lbed ...

... THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS AND TRIAL BY JURY. I (t ?? THE JOHN BULL.) . I i These were the cries of the whigs at every pot-house celebration -the palladium of the English constitution-it Was a watch-word -a war-whoop-a rallying sound-it was my Lord Erskine's ...