... Tuesday donatpermil us to entertain any hope of the His Royal Highness the Dues York. All the accounts, whether set forth in Whig or Popish papers, or indeed in those of more respectable character, forbid us to expect that we shall see this illustrious ...

... King, dissipated this venal association removing the prize of power. The remaining part of the general combination formed the Whig Club, which, receiving as members persons not members of either House of Parliament, appears have sought support from the pmple ...

... character Mr. Hutchinson, as other gentleman offered liimscdf. had the honour eight year’s acquaintance with him ; was true Whig, of moderate politics, and was sure, Mr. Hutchinson would maintain the principles he had developed the Hustings. ft Mr. James ...

... Highness never permitted the consideration of politics to influence him his department ol Commander in Chief, but gave alike to Whig as to Tory, the preferment their service or their talents deserved. Secondly, in attaching himself to the party whose object ...

... on this subject, when I consider the persons who opposed it when it was before the House : it was opposed by several of the Whigs —Mr: and Mr. James Graiton uppm-ed it ; and Mr. Peel and others his party opposed principle.— After some further observations ...

... not on that account to •be withheld—and your lairdship would in opinion, ac: much more wisely inviting Tories and contending Whig*,” settle.the great national question which troubles the pub- He repose and agitates the empire, than you by calling them to ...

... discharged The colloquy upon those matters, was uninteresting enough—but it is to be observed, that the Reformers, Emancipators, Whigs and Liber ah, were full of activity and bustle » and prophecied of troubles to come, if their favorite objects should not he ...

... not on that account withheld—and your Lordship would, in my opinion, act much more wisely inviting •• Tories and contending Whigs,’ to settle the great national question which troubles the public repose and agitates the empire, than you do by calling them ...

... the liberal Protestants of these Kingdoms.” The liberal Dissenting Clergy of every religious persuasion,” Karl Grey, anil Whigs of Kngland.” Messrs. Hum j, Lainbtoa, and the Fortyshilling Freeholders of Ireland.“ Lard Holland, the representative of Fox’s ...

... twenty years, against the Whig principles—lo supplied one, who, whatever may be his own estimate of those piinciples.hus invariably and systematically taken the lead of Whig opposilion the councils of I#ord Liverpool—un-Whig-like indeed suaviter in W ...

... a preluding to the grand attack upon the Constitution in Church and State, of which Sir Francis Burdett is the leader. The Whigs were remarkably petulant and overbearing, in their language and behaviour—and most insolent in some of their sarcasms upon ...

... measure now desired fix upon him, would tbatmnnarch have resorted to such solemn ; was now defending the Whig* of tbote d tv?, and what said the Whig historian. Barnett, upon the su'? jCt ? After describing the ratification of the remy ne adds, and some ...