... Country as is necessary to introduce the n to Office. But while are are rtoicing in the good fortune of the Parliamen- tary Whigs, and felicitating themn upon tibeir eaianci- pation from the thraldonm of Jabobinismr, we have to deplore that it is our n ...

... Romilly, and Mr. Pofsonliv, that the country 'would bie extricated fromt its dangers and difficulties.- He had been bred a Whig, and would bhenothing else. He had learted his principles of that great Statesman, Mr. Fox, and lie would retainviem till he ...

... unnter A1dreis, We'have to say, that, being alike unfriendly tc mtremperate anid unguarded language, whether it picrtied'fromn a Whig or a Tory,-from a .Pitrite or a Burdettite,-we feel justified in expressing our disapprobation.of. certain epithets used in ...

... tbe n tioli to re thpan ity VAliant Cota tans, we ares the momentary alarm ,pf Lernda, and 'are p eance for the e-outrages whig U .tave committed. It is stated, that tli disappointed in his exettolo ethn Plivte cmnlulcaIns e erare mtions o af- erinza ...

... on Satv,rdat'. .the High Sheriff hvirig openedltheuatnuea ssoisal tdm- I Sir Berkeley Guise, and Mr. -autton, both in Uhe whig listeres', were severally proposed. After'siverl spechessfromn various Freeholdera in the interest ...

... certaits tavern politi- ciaus dare to express a political seintiment until tiley ha ve taken their clue from the Ildepeindent Whig, CWlbett's Register, or some other such publication. 'Could criticismn',give the towln a criteriontioo judge of meriq, whierebyv ...

... aiderable UrIimgili iii uppoit u' thle per'agrapili at- age ?? to try the lion. Ba~ronet, velatire to IhLie coliisiteley - of thile Whig party, and also onlturs'd liat into solliw gene'ral liserir~atiirir Upon tlbs subject of ma- Parliainiittary ROF',1rrr, lie ...

... atiaa largeblistering plaister applied t s his scull. Mr. Editor, I am no tool, either to the sly, ciinning, false pretending whigs; nor--the .bltrefaced dancing tories, but a sincere friend to free discussion. Your's,- IMPAILTIALLIBU3. ...

... name of the Whigs of Durbarn, rraourned'%&anka in his usual appropriante mrnaner, and iae regret that he contented hrirnself with slaopi ap. prorir'g1 of tire o),jects of the meeting. In return he I gave- Sir John Swvinburne, and the Whigs of Northurn ...

... tachment to directly opposite principls, by celebeaL smbers of ing in the same wvay, the return oi Lord Ossultot engagred atnei Whig Member! tt th tliS CHASI-Mr. Fox's hounds meet at the Cross- rinciltal rea ds, Lin Mossday ; at Hlickerton-bar, on.Wcdoe3-j ...

... veitb France It retnains to be seen whethe' thig renty vill be ratified by the Cortes, who are tfrtunatelV constructed on the Whig plinciPie, of an elfective contranl over the weak, wicktd and arbitrary inclinatioins of Princes We ftr tiler understand, that ...

... they'would have- the effect of advancing the necessaries of life, and rendering permasent that high and fictitious value No whigS land bas obtained during the period wben he our'commercial interests were sinking nto decay; - thatthey would tend to disappoint ...