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... was) a middle fazed Man, about 5O Years of Age, about 5 Feet 5 Inches high, marked with the imall Pox, wore a round Hat, Grey Whig, Black Coat and Breeches, and a Purple Wailicoat. W A N T E D, LAD that has a Genius for Drawing, Aas an Apprentice in the ...
... immediately gone to work to revenge himself, Hie first l comnmenced by a~cctisng Sir Francis of havtng got connected with d Whigs and Borouahnnonra, anti of being false to the people. 0 ! Every concilitator.,' expression that the Tionotirables Baroniet ...
... Continent ; and ?? ' W' 1 I cw ?? I hc c plans long 1 pointed out vrithi di tiluctues' a ?? 0i e1lecal to alI experience, by the Whig party in this county, were at length adopted-after ?? vacillation, and after the memorable Jacl-ia- a-boc succession of comnmanders ...
... represented in the person of Mr. Lamb, we have no inclination to deny. We have never joined in the intolerant abuse of the Whigs, and we think them qualified and pledged to the attainment of a fair and practicable Reform; but we think that the Electors ...
... that you will imusert in your next Paper, a Letter addressed toWI lie Norwich Courier, signed 1A Wh'ig Elector of Westminlster. tt March 4, 1819. AN OLD WHIG. r :~ We conceive our imipartiaity to be sufficienitly shownv n hy inserting the above Letter ...
... (For party, mind, I do not care a fig; For why should Whig or 'Joi'y cramp or wvarp us?) And when the House of Commons was sent packing, lie *-alued not a pin what jokes wiere crackiig. A boiflde Whig he call'd himself, 1Though he, like other men, might ...
... Stuart, relative to Divine Right, Passive Obedience, and Indefeasible Inheritance. It forms the indelible distinction between Whigs and Tories, and must continue to keep up similar parties as long as the British Constitution exists. In the course of this ...
... much more popula11(r among lriih political mene than at any time subsequent or antecedent; birt thein, us isvoi as Illw, the Whig l'art ?? divided on thin important question, though they all agreedl that the (3overnment ought to be Parlia- I mnentritry ...
... of duo's, and had refeirred to the ltse d Westminster Election, wshens a Whig Candidate was supported by atroop of dragoons. fut this wasthe specimnen ofthe poput- Rarity of a Whig supported by Tories. Lffetar, hetr !1 I't 'had d beets said by the Right ...
... their ill-merited pensiois. We have no peculiar aff'ection for one de- nominiationi of public men more titan another. Both Whigs and Tories bave, ill their Sunsl, cajoled time people, anid profited by their credulity;* but experience has opened the eyes ...
... New Parliament. After the complete failure of all the endeavours of that party of geutitmen in the House calling themselves Whigs, who are more immediately opposed to the Government of the day, I feel myself now at liberty to enter on this important question ...
... tfi high regal prerogative, if (leanedl by law, by lioneri implies an attachment to dlespotic g~oaCnuleut. Wi tl regard to W~hig and Torv, Mladame de StadJ ?? lid usual acntenec~s hlas drawn; this dlisting~uichi; ...