... any sointd political pril,- clilcs, Mr. P irsr did indeekl mainttiin thens. How could it bc otierivite. lie vas at oac time a whig. ant it airother t itc a try. lie was fi it a reformer. and t'etn ott at ti-rfolilosr; and having therefiore veered to Iv cry ...

... speech, lot in which lie assigns the totive that hlas privetedl' him Ia a from suibmlitting sihs motion earlier; yiz. that the Whigs ch 6dghi nut mIaiciously say their plans3 had failed through he htim; and in order to.shew the people how futilti it was )Pt ...

... preceded this slaughter-this mter. p Aei; = nae ira of his countrymen. The country had lo-.e4 been divided into two parties-the Whigs ansia the*r ror'ics, bitt anottier party had nowarisen, sod that was tile parte of 'the People. After adverting, in animated ...

... ii it is my iantention w ill tzo absiaivv frome any thing that I may be called party politics: I neither address you as D Whigs or T ories; as frienldr of Parliamentary Reform, or t ai its enemies but a Elishmeo, who pos-e-s a free |h Constitutionl and ...

... when those pategons of loyalty bearded their political adversarias, and held them in- a st sort of subjection; but if the Whigs be true to thent . . etlves, and will steadily saipport the principles of their r c f:rofatiters, thit period is aow for ever ...

... onuvlvon no practical ad% age; ' -he areready ti e condemn the Whigs, but thev thesnrelvees have gaitted so honsous-abir, trophies its tte people's cause. They actk what have the Whigs tchieverj for you I answer, what har been (lone for vou which rhe ...

... you been unidotne ansi the Whigs been foutl consentitg? We may have been betrayed by false professors: it htave been misrepre- sented by designing lenmagogues, but the assertltio of Mr. Fox is still true--' to genuitne Whig printtipces my King ones his ...

... it down, even by legislative enactments WVithout being the tool of any, we con- fess that we are strongly attachetl to the Whig party. I We are, hmwever, as independent of them as we are of i t the Tories. OMrs is an attachment of principle. We I never ...

... g aFiand arbitrary poweF' frbih the *higp. whm at e th Care tirm it liThei, by allsciating the.fi wiathie Radicals. . The Whigs tvill Adhele t Ii tht Confljthtiinn vhich theW n aneeftors, eflablitlhed-'whiih thit hare' tieafon to ftile&l i- has beini ...

... his ancestry : he retaeml- i-tiros tbsit dity camne eieer irith hKing, Williasti be-, ro-c is's emcnibrsr lthat it wais the 'Whigs wshi plrlcud itaina 5ostii oh I so the Ti'irolni, whelii the, Tlorics hove been ever far1 an- ?? csils; the iseoplc uiith tlixes ...

... aiol'vill be h given them in their projected militafrY measuies, anX k in upholding themselves against the' charges which the I Whigs will no doubt bring against mheni on the first a openulrg of the session. Under these circulmstances, v Ministers have waived ...

... witose. times appeased etiter in tine lists of the ,usmission of tite peace, or ulirongst the depuly-lieuteila11to . ir The York Whig Club met ons Thursday ~jO Wecek, and adopted att Adolress to Earl Fiftwillianm, lt ighly 'tsroving ittonidutt a~ lcto is about ...