... THE WHIG LEADER. Hoarse bawled the fierce obstreperous mob Prepared to murder or to rob, Volleys of brickbats flew around, And now was beard tbe musket's sound. Wben trembling in n fearful fume, Thus screamed tbe gallant Mister Home— There's firing ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG-RADICAL MEETING (from a correspondent.) The loyal inhabitants of Cheshire being very mo- derately infected with the virus of Whigism, the leaders of this faction have been obliged to solicit the co-operation of the adjacent Counties, wheae ...

... TIIE YORK WHIG CLUB York. Nov. 4.—The Annual Dinner of this great poli- tical body, look place in our Assembly Rooms this day, and was attended by Mr. Lamkton, Lord Miltoji, and some few other prodigies of the same political school. R. Chaloner, Esq ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY. PITY THE SORROWS OFTHE POOR OLD WHIGS, A LAMENTATION, ?? ** THE ORIGINAL YORKSHIRE OF THE HEIR OF MULGRAVE, DONE INTO ENGLISH RHYME BY JULIUS. Pity tbe sorrows of the poor old Whigs, Wbose dire misfortnnes are a dismal score ; Give ...

... thee do. Were aU thy children kind and natural.— S a axbspe ass. What is a Whig ?— A Tory out of place ; Beneath a name concealing his disgrace. What is a Radical ?— Of Whigs Uie tool ; Like them, aspiring to the sovereign rule ; Draweanstr-like, who ...

... ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! Wanted, by the Whig-Radical Faction, a few Spies and Informers, for the purpose of hunting out real or imaginary abuses in every department of Go- vernment ; and, when none can be found, to incite and encourage official people ...

... a few, and not by the Whigs. The lime is near at hand when the Whigs, holding most of the land of England, will soon at- tend to their own interests, and take off many of the taxes. Here is a direct charge made against the Whigs in public, that they did ...

... their crimes, is the sure way to promote deistical enormity and incendiary turpi- tude. That for the last thirty years the Whigs have acted thus none can fairly deny. That they have openly applauded foreign despots, and regu- larly supported domestic enemies ...

... birth. Therefore to recover your proud pristine glory, L»et a Whig be a Whig, as a Tory'sa Tory. For your most staunch friends have said, the dark botlle green ls a colour 'twere ?? some Whigs had ne'er seen. Return then in time to a more aristocrat hue ...

... unfeeling, unsparing Whig landholders.) What a sublime example of Christian endurance is here furnished ! This is kissing the rod, — this is v returning good for evil with a vengeance. Earl Grosvenor, a Whig, presiding at a Whig dinner, gives the health ...

... political offence that has occurred since the reign of the Stuarts, is not correct. Mr. Henry IVhite, the Editor of the Independent Whig, was con- fined three years, in the room from whir-ii I write to you, for one 1 bel, as it was called, in his paper. In the ...

... Joseph, of Montrose, Emperor of the exten- sive regions of Dulness, King of Bluoderland, &c. to all our loving subjects, both Whigs and Radicals greeting : Whereas, Citizen Constantino, our principal Spy.Master- beneral, finds io his sorrow and our cost that ...