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... supplanted the third party which first raised itself upon the ruins of the popularity formerly enjoyed 7 the Tories and the Whigs alternately, or in partition; and while the great body of persons above '■he lowest class hare been weaned from such attach-A ...
... Grattaa. Alluding the Aim* at prt-j*cut nient, that Tiipei «*)s, u that Mr. Grat’an, oi.c die and mo*t ccLcbmtcd the Iriidi Whig*, ms* fatl*er, tii© fouudur, the advocate ami orator taeaure. almost every charge* are ; Mr. C»r.a*tan j not the father, lie ...
... peny untier their care fton deritood- The Liberals of Engl; as is most proper, high ance, worth, virtues, talc the modesty ■Whigs to christen themsi but they are at least self-satisfaction by their ©f the water. M. Cha with great naivete called the flower ...
... a high idea of their own importance, worth, virtues, talents. See. need say nothing of the modesty which led the English Whigs to christen themselves All the Talents but they are at least equalled in this comfortable self-satisfaction by their friends ...
... Pugilism. - By one one ofthe Fancy. No. V.-S. Coiroxi' Voyagetolreland- 9. Rcumaeks uu some of our late-Numbers, by a liberal Whig!. 10. On the' Military Errors of the Duke of -Wellinaton. by O'Doherty-1 1. On the Discovery of the Remains of Robeirt Brunee-i2 ...
... they considered it necessary for England i:scif. inha- lor of contrary, 1 am convinced that all Englishmen, ‘Tories od his as Whigs, lament the situation cf a noble Country whit vacil- see so shamefull, oppressed, Would to God that E ...
... improwIng. - . PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. The foilowing Resoluiions, it ie said, tre -ner under consideratiun by the Members of the York Whig Club- That the' duration of Parliament, authorised by lat law, ought not-to exceed three years. !nt. That all boroughs in which ...
... --Courier. - PARTAAMEYTARY REMIUM. The followitig resolulions, it is said, are now under consideration by the Members of the York Whig Club : That the duration of parliament; authorised by law, ought not to esceed three yrirs. That all boroughs in which the ...
... sears guage or acts of rebeison. . Let the poor dieof cold and Do we incan to state. thi C3 of hunger, what do they care,_ Whig does not. feel cnjil they have no political iilflu. seration.for a fellow creace ence, acid cant neither advance wltosie mincries ...
... power, one would think, which might have been brought to a better account. But this melancholy stale of things has placed the Whigs of England, the sup, porters of the principles of our Government as settled at the Revoluiion. in a nevo aned more dcffi- cult ...
... then at the outset promised George the Third a brilliant and felicitous career. even found the direction of affairs a popular Whig Ministry arthe head of whom was placed that! prodigy of eloquence, wisdom, and patriotism, the first Earl 01 His path, in a ...
... enquire which of the two parties was right, or which was wn;».g —we only state that his Majesty always scouted the advice of the Whigs whilst he yielded to that of the Tories, and the result was as we describe. One great measure ofhis Majesty’s reign, in which ...