... to which the Whigs would not willingly return ; we thought that the object of the French Revolution and of Buonaparte was so well ascertained, that nobody could now be found _to write speak in their defence ; but the predictions of thy Whigs have been falsified ...

... saying that the Whigs made common cause with the Radicals, and, pretends that, on the contrary, it ( The Morning Chronicle) always opposed the violent and extravagant pretensions of the Radicals. Now, the fact is, that we all know the Whigs only want Place ...

... amazexueut and mortification. c: . (11) Some authors derived the title of Whig from this word, asserting that the first Whigs lived upon whey. Others affirm that the word Whig, is an Iri s h term f o r goading Chien*Alas John Bull! !low have they goaded ...

... in the ficinit , of Manchester. Surely the testimony ,of ie brother of a - Whig, (the -gallant General is Ibrother of Mr. BYNG the member for Middle- . IseX,) and to Whig Lords, are more entitled to ...

... , Ittri It , . No. 300.---Price 91.] By LEWIS GOLIIIS3IIrIIII. not to the Whigs they will look for leaders, to • lead thorn on, to civil war and; rebelliott; or if • ,the Whigs Consent.soact-it part, they.must then be content t.. 6 folio*, not to lead ...

... abusing Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY and the Whigs, shews veryclearly that they do not like them, au fond du cur, better than the Tories.— All they want is blood and plunder. in this grand work of mischief they are supported by the Whigs, who tell the desperate banditti ...

... using the same wepuns as themselves, and that, too,. in an improved -manner. The New Orator tells the in , what Maxiner the Whigs took care of -their own interest when in power; how amply they . provided for themselves and their friends - at the public ...

... this owing to The answer is plain—To the speeches of our Whig Members, and to the Whig and Radical Press. The Morning Chronicle, a short time ago, was very angry with me for saying that the Whigs excited and made common cause with the Radicals. Instead ...

... fathers. Opposition politics has been a bitter draught for the lower orders in this country; and they should be told, that the Whigs never came forward with any pecuniary suppurt to relieve their distresses. On the contrary, whenever public subscriptions were ...

... honest, he tells the people that he is. a Whig.; and, every child kn.owa what is meant by a Whig, he cannot be accused of 'having heisted false colours. He is unlike Mr. liontiou§E, who , say& he hates both Whigs and Tories. The, sum and substance of all ...

... openly expressed remain a lasting record, and of these but very few do'not state belief of an adulterclia conversation. The Whigs in private, set up only for patrioti, and are not willing to vindicate the innocence of exalted person in question. For instance ...

... the throne of these realms, that Lord would have beef) one of her Ministers, and his Lordship being a Whig, —ergo, we should in that case have had a Whig Administration. Great people (as they are cow nfoidy called) have (Lift-rent feelings IN. to what they ...