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... Saturday, in the Surveil!ante,' were tlon. wajor-Gencral STEWART; and Mr. Jfvrz CLA: Lord FLTZROY SOMERSET DorL, HENCE. The Whig Club, it is said, in the warmth rif its admitation. of_ Mr. for the' investigation winch he lady brought forward, and in fond ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIANIE NT. whit he had held longer than the Noble Lord. was educated in the old Whig prinCipleq, and had as great a regard to the prerogative of the Crown, and to the other branches 'of the Constitution, as the Noble Lord, or any of his ancestors ...
... renewed his attack with larger masses and greater fury than on the preceding day. All his efforts against the centre and right Whig were without effecl ; the latter had even obtained such advantages, that a complete viaory was expected, when the enemy, with ...
... or drunken speeches, or covert insults, to rouse the people of England. They will aa as the barons did by John, or as the whigs did by James, without the di6tation of a tribune, or the incentives of mock patriots, who seck, in revolution, nut an increase ...
... 1E09. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of CAM.. town for Windsor. iiiiy. RE FORM. For twenty years, when out of place, Whig - :riots bawrit about Refor►ri, Arid stouqy swore that, .change their case, They'd ekii'e t he Placeken out by stv+. Wheuin ...
... e f u t e Sedi t i on i n all its detestable mutations; and, whether it appear in the. disguise of Statesmen, Uttar- Mans, Whigs, Reviews, Registers, and Examiners* ; urstart up in some hitherto thidescribild form to annoy us, the inflated rant ot the ...
... whatever might be their Opinions upon po- had beets pursued since his accession to the throne. litical subjects, whether Whigs or Tories. The Sove- This amendment, however, Mr. W. did not press. reign had gratified the wishes of his people, in every ...
... made to refute Sedition in all its detestable mutations; and, wahethee it appear in the disguise of Statesmen, Guardians, Whigs, Reviews, Registers, and Examiners*; or start up in some hitherto undescribed form to annoy us, the- infla ted rant of the ...
... paid any attention to him ; and at Norfolk, it is said, his effigy was burnt on the beach in his view—(Whig.) The above paragraph, from The Baltimore Whig, is copied verbatim from The Public Advertiser of t his morning. Should any one be at a loss to know ...
... composed, happen to agree SO upon this point. ThA the friends and Adherents of Mr. PAULL, that those who call themselves the Whig Party', should abuse the Marquis LEY, is by no means surprising ; ,but that the irieds of Lord GRENVILLE should attack the ...
... The Meeting consisted of about persons, and we obserVed some leading Gentlemen of the county present. No candidate of the Whig Interest having been offered to the Meeting, and - Mr. Burgoyne's 'offer of his own services having been reje&ed, on the grounds ...
... and- de. dared . his intention of standing the contest, upon the firm and established principles•of what be considered the Whig Interest, formed and approved by that party at the glorious Revolutinn.;. but at the same time he begged to be - understood ...