... actu- ated, to discard the name of Whig ; tint as renegade to af .erne the appellation of Tory, but steering clear cf the vortex of party, to assert myself a loyal Briton. From my very cradle, I may say, I was formed a Whig; and in Us legit hnale appropriation ...

... WHIG L6YALTT. TO THE EDITOR OFTHE MORNING POST. Sir— lt is a favourite aod coovenieot notion pro- pagated by certain iodividnals, that opposition men are merely adverse to the measures of Government ; that they are at the same time as zealously attached ...

... because no doubl this modern Whig wiU support the question of Popish slavery (called eman- cipation), on its coming forward in Parliament. Such are the modes of act ion and ?? modern yclept Whigs: Notso the ancient Whig, who was a protester against the ...

... she must now either lose 50.000 L a year, become a pensioner of the haughty Whigs, or retract her threat of dictation to her Sovereign and the Parliament. ■Certainly if Whigs have any feeling, this is a situation, indeed, toeicttetheir compassion for ...

... nnl measure. He concluded bis speech with declaiming upon the well-known Whig topics of economy. Notional Debt, and the distresses of the couiiiry, stily insinuating that a Whig Administration, ns if by a magic vand, would instantly restore it to its ...

... one of those, who see the Whigs striving every nerve to make the; prrpvailiog delusion, (which, thank God, is, however,- daily dying. away) a stepping- stone to oilice; and, as I arltnire the principles pro- fessed by Whigs, as muaoh.as I despise the ...

... Jleso'ut-ions beside*, __ n._ y • j***n the Whigs into place. Tiie poor Q. - KKv pt °: was -the alleged cause of their 'patriotUm' U ' insptcer^i Iheir eloquence, to the utter ex,.] 3 ! 1 ' those venerable topics of Whig ?? UU n' n ?? a standing army, sinecures ...

... flat. Hide your face with your hat J Lest Lambton offended should be; If you sneer at fools or prigs, *Ti* so pat to all the Whigs, Each cries-'- That, was levelled at me. i PEACHUM. ...

... carmarYheTele^^ ' I —«*h\__m~_. v *s*T» TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINr a Sia— The practice obtains with Whig and Rad to trumpet forih through the uress the maun have been returned. I beg lo stale to -_v ,1^ ?? supporter of Government has heen elected by ...

... invocation lo Heaven and Apollo, wiihant further preface commenced) an address lo a certain Noble Earl, leader of all ihe Whigs, in which it settetli forth his variao* merits and deserts, showeth that •' what is done is done; then proceedeth lo apostrophize ...

... the Whig?, I confess that I look in vain for the services which I they pretend to have offered to their country. One of their own body, Sir, has drawn up their claims on the respect of the country, in a pamphlet, enti- tled a Defence of the Whigs ; ...

... this Club of ptetidn Statesmen, area Radio*! Ju--i.ce of ihe Pence, a violent Unitarian Parson, and the Editor of an Ultra-Whig Newspaper. The-* Gentry, on all occasions, have been uniform opponents of Government, and never ceased to ..ipport lhe doctrines ...