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... 0 1 , • • „vto, or COBBETT-WHIG WHITE-I HE EXAMINER. The good people of England . must be frequently amused by the numerous pretensions of those friends, Who are always ready to encounter imprisonment, fine, or death, in an obstreperous defence of our ...
... present drift of the Opposition. The high and intriguing despot . is affecting a gbast;y smi!e on the popularities of the Whigs; and these same boasted fritads of peace and liberty, are truckling to the U'arring . ambition of others in their turn. 0! ...
... the Bishops, Mr. Smith's new allies? He, as yet, disclaims their alliance and support, and they disclaim him also. Are the Whigs those persons who agree with him? The sublime Protest written by Lord Holland, in consequence of the rejection of my Bill, ...
... this no one has ever stood to deny. The efforts • therefore of the Examiner;. anti the still more bhmdering attempts of the Whig, to convict Mr. Cobbett.o.l the abandonment of any duty which he owed to the public, were only a ruse the profession, to bring ...
... admirable author; but it reloalned for me to investigate his politics, to estimate - bis perty.bias, to inquire whether he Whig or Tory, conititfljflsjoe household, the King's friend or the people's, Whether be ever rated or acknowledged himself incapableht ...
... quarrels; has been pretty freely indulged in. It was a stretch of good principles and sound patriotism, beyond the Examiners and Whigs of the day, to lay by and forget the affairs of trade, and 'stand firmly forth in discountenance of the system of ex-offlcio ...
... be never led into inconsistency. This siddect revives in our recollection an observation of Mr. Sheridan, in a speech at the Whig Club. . The national debt of Eqrtand is between four and hundred millions: one half of it has bern incurred in resisting the ...
... indicative t.:j . a jsrrmrditatril Op.strinedic hostili:y to • tho rwatures of Gocra;nent. ocisount for .t.ta dijr..rent view. in Whig; .applicatiod of our title ina,y . regarded; but, .Irons inferthelo, ire .appeal, with coVidetwe to the onigeetzatter. of our ...
... talent, and consideration, he has congregated a ealalogne of qualities which we should hardly dare to enumerate. It is not the Whigs; it is not the Opposition which hc has alone thrown upon their backs, like so many helpless turtles upon the sands,;—it is ...