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... this great country, which has tor so many exa'ted itself in Europe, by the excellency its I.' 'iCTES, to be (lecrai.ed by a Whig-Kadicai A lri.ini-tratioti, en ..re: aivested of rniMiriK We a.e inclined to iict, that for the better is hand. If it should ...
... gave, no less than 200/. towards the laying-down of the road-way at Streatley. We scarcely need add, that Mr. Stone is not a Whig Yesterday, three young men, of the names of William Hill, James Smith, and John Digbt, were brought before G. Higgs, Esq. the ...
... of principle. POPERY.—That great man, Lord Nugent, who has recently been appointed auxiliary speech-monger to the Northern Whig Club, has published a foolish and illiterate pamphlet on what he calls the Political Claims of the Roman Catholics. He very ...
... independence—and lofty feeling-'* boasted British spirit,—and represented, too,bv and late president of the Great Northern Whig CW —Such a surmise is, of course, quite out of the queiM although Mr. C. F. P. pertinaciously insists on tneaefl racy his ...
... variet appear, written, no doubt, by his Lordship, a comment on Hunt familiarity. The picture of Queen Caroline, whom the Whigs seven years ago courted politically, and Radicals worshipped, and which the latter hung up Guildhall, London, to keep •'unsunned ...
... lovers ne'er before replued At being left alone. Nor tremble thon, Old Mother Church, For all thy valued pelf; You'll see the Whigs left the lurch, Aud Ireland on the shelf. And, after all, so right a thing this was never seen ; 'Tis tit that should serve ...
... family at Strasbourg, nnd because he would have joined the Lutheran church in that city, he was ordered to leave France. THE WHIGS.—HUNT IN IRELAND ! The Northern Whiff* hart not the whole the spouting other day theuiiMrlve*. 'i'lie Coik Catholic* and %-iW ...
... fact, tbe Gloucesttjj Whig Club a most loyal assemblage of jolly Tory lowship, and the sentiments expressed on the aforesaid tx**? are highly creditable to their feelings as sound constitutiooai lishmen. The fact is, all tetuible Whigs in the become Tories—and ...
... coroner having adjourned the /bat it approves of the jury probing tbe matter to the bottowi. j Poor Mr. P. Moore! —This excellent Whig has been dismiss from the office of Director the Welsh Iron and Mining panics, for receiving 890/. 9*. being part of the profit* ...
... the Politics with which his Windsor readers sre in treated. The once loyal, once respectable WW* become a medium for rending Whig offal! Mr. CW Knight, the late proprietor of the paper, is amsnofsrbs ledged talent—we will not, therefore, put hit name in ...
... was ' journal the county conducted with anything li ' ''P 1 '! dency of spirit, or that scorned submit that ic.v»r *• of Whig-Radical liberality which, like the ir human body, was spreading its horrid and deadly H1 the most remote as w ell as the most ...
... Heaays,n-ps jt-j. j , Fund II - ikes touched, and thisnnny be very t-i t, .• ite ! U, ill it not be touched to aid the Whig Club, in '. -ir • :.h >1 rr*. against Mr. He add., that part th* said iu i be appropriated, but strict conformity with tk- ...