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... forward this doctrine of late, and among others the Quarterly Reviewers are particularly entitled to our thanks. It is the Whig doctrine that Kings hold their offices -as a trust for the benefit of the people.: But it may fairly, be questioned if this ...
... silent. In this case. 'the King kad beeo) advised by unrincpled Ministers, for he mustr call those 'meh unpri~ncipled, weter Whigs or Tories, who could support such, outrages agaisist the liberties of tine people, As those which had been committed at Manchester ...
... oppression, would cheer- fully come forward to aid the widow, the orphan, or the houseless mechanic. Where a whole community, Whig, Tory, and Radical, unite in promotion of one praiseworthy design, the sum contributed by each indi- vidual is of course p ...
... many years ago. This obstreperous manifestation of loyalty and imputa- tion against the Whigs, will deceive no person of the leaist reflection. - The loyalty of the Whigs is too well known to require any defence fromn us.. But they know the difference between ...
... CroftEssq. 55 01 and Legality ought to A decided Enemy to be, if they are not,sy- Despotic Power 3 0 o nonymnus terms 1 l 0 A Whig 53 0. Edw. Fallows 010 6 NIr. Gsa. Horrocss 2 2 0 A decided Enensy to 31r. Edni. Rlawer 2 P 0 Tyranny 0 10 G Mr. 'Ihos. Wil}ins ...
... MALDEN WHIG CLUB. The Essex Whig Club assembled at Malden o Saturday last, to commemorate the triumph over the Bill of Pains and Penalties, which had taken plhce ea that day twelvemonth, Charles C. Western, Es,. 14.p in the Chair. This Society has determined ...
... the benefits derived from it.- Public questions, Indian and European, are now. dis- cttsaed with spirit and intelligence. One Whig News~ paper (the Calcteta.Journal) sells a thousand papers a day, including Sunday, although it .'dfiiists of- twelve pages ...
... Subscriptin; ney d; 15 4 Mlr-.Wnu Phillip .4 0011. Mr. .Joh n Harris 5 9 Q Mr. Jot s llroks 1 I0 rI-~ George Thomai Z0 o An old Whig 1 0 Nr. Evan Rees 1 0 A Patriot, 2.25 a :Mr. p. -Morley 1 0 0 Friendj20z. 2 0 0 ~thos~forrisjun.Esqjo o o Mr. Win. h loafdcrin ...
... conscience of all firs' sup- h port. Hence the inconsistency of our modern Revolutionists! tI Hence we find men calling themselves Whigs, and in the same breath ridiculing an hereditary Aristocracy ! Ridicule of Hereditary Aristocracy, LEiBNITZ, ri General Revolution ...
... which any of his family had ever attempted to benefit the world. The Ultra refers to the Whig principles of our an- cestors. We should be sorry to think any Whigs, ei- ther in former times or the present, ever entertained such ridiculous opinions as he ...
... YORK, WHIG CL UB.t Th ulDinnr, of this, Associatimn took place at the As- bat semly t~os, o&lc on Mohday last, when about 400 of the G Mebes rndviior at down to a sumptuous entertainment tru poledon ticge's ?? M.P. aft ?? Dulssnsey, Vice-President. of ...
... D)¢JEMBER 7, 1531.t We have to call the attention of our readers to a Report in another Column of the Annual Dinner of the t York Whig Club. The number and respectability of a the party assembled on this occasion afford an unequi- v vocal proof of the spirit ...