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... CeitfiedukW Po*irs Hating or- tic othet'vd.Saff eolhsM thiewpor4 defebsite m 2 Tvepag~ofAwt Allik , thimollt Ofi* # utan- to whig their respective posseions, and to presfyve al ,the gene.pmare, aefasasl.imabeir power; they b an dtr oto (sbake t* least enmieht ...
... sy for himself, an~d for himself alone. The great d, landholders have since the revolution in 1 688 formed hI the powerful Whig aristocracy, and 'have 'termed tr themsedves the guardians of British Liberty; but the history of the last century is the history ...
... natpslal elevation, to be pointedJ at as the quin. it tescetiee of wit and sta'tesianship. I n his youth, at a Lime tvepn Whigs were a - very different sort of is eoople trom those wbo now bear fhat namne,-when s I their fie- was carryinesinnoyarice into ...
... the loth of'June, 18 1, an article appeared in n,the Mrniing Ckrollte, a paper generally understood or to be-the organ of the Whig party, in which it was Id expressly recommended, that' a certain ' degree to only of ref'orm- aught to be atteMpted, and ...
... formation of a society, the hasis of -which shall bear some re. seinblance to the Whig Club, or Hampden So- ciety. -Tn this hope, I subseibe . Your well-wisher,- A CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG. P. S. The following recent notice of Mr. Fox, extracted from a modern publicatiAh ...
... two of the most independent in the House of Commons. Each of them, no doubt, is readv to lend his ut- most assistance to the Whigs in furtherance of any useful and important ,'srasure, but they are cot the 'swocr. advocates, the obsequious badge ten, of ...
... made by Lord Kinuaird, who, after proposing theS health l the noble chairman, and remarking how St honourable it was to the Whigs of Scotland to hi have for their President, so genuine a representative Jr of the house of Russell, who, in a long career of ...
... Tories, let ut s:eer :e the Whigs ansi-who are the Toric'. 'I1:eTorii: it those, ybio, it the glorious Resoltisoars n kept a tyrant upon the throne, bhcauso,asLr, , pedigree vwent, lbe had a right to sit 11iir. 7 It Whigs oustedi idbhn from the throne ...
... there fall low on our knees ?? for our daily food; whilst ewe drag it trazn the shores of poor devoted Norway? Rere let the Whig and the Tory combine; the Churchman and the Dissenteriunite their voice; all looking to one Heavenly Father, who is wont to ...
... unless where the cir- cumstances happen to be very peculiar indeed; and, in our censures, we make no distinction between. Whig and Tory Landlords, Residentsand Absentees., We have some pleasure in thinking, that this evil j is now likely to work its ...
... e- the favour or the confidence of the nation. ve Of the other two parties, one corisists, of the re- ;h mains of the last Whig administration, with wbicli ry Mr. Fox came into power, .too late for his own re- be putation or for the welfqreof his country; ...
... . and dzir couintrjrthieat- ened With, violation fromn a foreign enemy, 'then all party.spiiit would 'cease, aud everyman, Whig, Toryj or;l Reformer,, POtestant or Catholic, would Unite in tie CQcounon cause of tbe ntry, and ex- cdahun, With GuS1ttVkS ...