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... the defendants5 tlY d first as the Proprietor and Editor, and tbe s as ' d the Printer of a weekly paper, Caled the nd a e Whig, for publishing a libel UpOf Lord llesiburOe. a both as a Judge, and as a Peer of Parliament anti; it view to injure his character ...
... h SI1F defendants in this case, who are the proprietor ti 1 dad printer of a Weekly Newspaper, called the E g Independent Whig, and who had been found guilty of i8 publishing two different libels, one of them against n Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough ...
... his reign over these happy kingdoms, be did II nothing that could be ungratifying to a single man in s, that Court. Whether a Whig or a Tory, he was c convinced there was not a man in this kingdom who v would deny that his present Majesty's reign had been ...
... developmerit of this conspiracy, the Ministerial Prgs$ has groaned beneath thde load of in- vectives poured out against the Whigs. They are ac- cused as the real, though indirect cause of the atrocioui plot to which we have so often referred, because, for- ...
... subjeet. Witniess said frona these la. cosaverastions, lie collecteesi tsat Isis object v-os to expsose the do- cia sigue of the Whigs asci else hRasicals, asid that lee ices-cc spoke r tOI swies usry bittoeesess of else late Quecn. eo fils. T/seaso CoglIes ...
... I I I . . I I . II II I t II c il I I t I I u 8 i I s f I I 1 c c c f I ?? I I I i 11 'I 1 A tumerous meeting of the York Whig Club, was held last Thursday evening week, at Etridge'* as Hotel, in York, at which it was agreed upon, that an n- address ...
... liberal opinions, who were Catholics would cease to be so.-Mr. It. H. A son pressed upon the meeting to lose no time in securin whig candidates.-Mlr. NV. Hargrove, anel Messrs. Ietli Asplanld, severally addressed the mneetitig. 'An Addrers effect, ttat it ...
... spirit Iti the poimular press. Tihe measmures of ministers hlate been ais oftem mini. proved ns disapmprovedm of !i tht lending Whig ammd Rmtadical prilts. Tihm Timres, the Im'rilml, the Chrmonmilea, time Globe, have oal difi-remmt ocamsiomms beem tie stremmuoumms ...
... their memorable attack upon that Governor. He F ~e became from this circumstance, connected with the lead- g ing members of the whig opposition, and he maintained !e a successful contest for Coventry. This contest cost him ir £25,000 in securing the freedom ...
... (Souly 1727) since there was a contested election for tfl 'county,, or, we believe, a'regular trial, of strength betwjeen the Whig and Tory party, who have for a long series of years past divided the representation' of the county between them. How much longer ...
... feeling; we show bad taste, bad example, wvithout thei slightest chance of encompassing any redeeming advan-. tage.-When the' Whigs came into office, many good- natured persons thought all the old follies of legislation would pass away. We cannot perceive ...
... ofdlignities. Radit'al politics, oil tle cottrary, whic h alotte are properly opposeul to Colnservative-hoivever reckless Whigs may sometimes from private piqute or party ji:doiusv ald rerenge, but to their owlv disgrace artd peril, lettl thetrselves ...