... that hold those political principles commonly denominated Whig. am, however, no more the slave of party than the learned Doctor, whose professions I believe to the letter. am genuine Whig—but during the short period that my political friends were power ...

... rights for so despicable remuneration. Such, however, unfortunately the case, and every friend political integrity, whether he Whig or Tory, ought to give his best exertions to expose the perpetrators of the borough's disgrace. The present members for Wallingford ...

... that the electioneering annah> of this country can scarcely furnish parallel to so disingenuous a proceeding—Whig candidates and agents, Whig brethren and friends, all agreed to smother important inquiry, in the prosecution of which, themselves, honest ...

... who l regard for the freedom of election and their tU^ ona * liberties. Such men, whatever be */ predilections, whether they Whig or enter but one idea on this subject —that of the truly independent and honourlUtttnt oDB °n did not succeed in his first ...

... ago, after dinner S'ven by the independent electors of Reading, in celebration of eir triumph over that unholy alliance of Whig aristocracy with Radical paupers, which sought to force Mr. Fyshe Palmer upon them. The speeches were very fair specimens ...

... been introduced in the joyous reign of that merry Monarch Charles 11, and first at the bacrhhnals of the Tories, of which the Whigs, who liked not such music, took advantage to charge them with brutality and extravagance. Liege.—An account has been published ...

... of the person most implicated by its contents, we cannot possibly imagine. serves, however, strongly to shew the nature of Whig friendships : with them, even that sense of honour which is said unite rogues together, appears to .be wanting; and they can ...

... by the organs of these same Whigs, about the unconstitutional nature of the Constitutional Association, which public scorn and general contempt have long since consigned to the tomb the Capulets. But surely these same Whigs would be very inconsistent people ...

... surprise and indignation, from the pub'.ic papers which are the avowed organs of Mr. Fyshe Palmer's party, that the members of a Whig Club London have promised subscribe a large sum of money support of Mr. Fysbe Palmer's petition against the return of Mr. Spence; ...

... W ' on, ' )r ' n a triumphant terminapresent threatened inquiry, but will ensure his i* 1 that n T-u' ore 6 o4 '* The Whig-Radical grumblers, have il 1 ent ' e,na n» Mr. Palmer, at their ''fed them rea i the dilemma into which they have • »n^ e ...

... expected. Lord Manners has held the scale since the retirement Mr. Poiisonhy, the death of Mr. Pox, and the dissolution of the Whig Administration—a period of twenty years, which, understood, entitles him the continuation of the full salary of his high office; ...

... Parliamentary scrutiny to* ' gality of the return of Mr. Spence for Reading IS NOT ONE WORD TRt'TH IN THIS STATBUS** is no Whig Club in existence, neither at Brookes's. Which of the foregoing P ara true, our readers must judge; the editor the • will ...