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... would show that be had only attached himself to the Opposition known by the name of Whigs, when their measures were such as he could conscientiously Suppert. By the Whigs he meantthose who, whilst they upheld the dignity of the Sovereign as Chief Magistrate ...
... not propose to him on his return from St. Heena, on the part 01 the Admiralty, that lit should avoid all in.ercourse with the Whig pal ty- , -that'lie should live tor a while ;ecluded in his (Mr. F's) 'house—that he should maintain an inviolable secrecy ...
... Royal Family and Ole principles which placed them upon the Throne, Civil and Fteligions Liberty all over the World, The Whigs of the Emph I •, Trial by Jury, The. Freedom of the Press, and The • Iminortal Memory of Charles James Fox. (This ...
... now dares to utter .. a eNeeot muter the Wretched qualification of existtng,o'lstanees;• •k b lYsolf a.tnlerable stanch Whig, and 1 have 'arilest days, do ne my best, with others, to keep posit:otttivelvithin due bounds ; but never in our fiercest ...
... San •Lorenzo and theS •panifih and Portuguese Arnbassadoes. Some of the most respectable individuals .in the • nation, both Whigs- Tories, Peers and Commons, -in. Parliament and out of nuliament, joiannanimously:in exhibiting their..sentiments npomil t ...
... appreciate true merit -from fictitious - worth. The-question will run thus . What is the real -genius and character vits :modern Whig-,, and how far it: wise in the people-to coniider Modern Whiggism -fis the Lamp , ofSaleation -to Me Land Jahn ...
... °Z rr Y to find that zi ditty is transferred to the people, be performed by disinterested Co.lntry Gentle'Qat • independeut Whigs. ...
... of Waverly, 'Where pure description holds the place of sense •And ghosts and warlocks visit us so neighb ou rly,— Woiere Whigs to malice ever arc prepense, And Tories .preach their abject creed so cleverly, 'Might still have had their vogue: spite of ...
... England to induce them to assemble about the same period in their several counties for same purpose. On the same day the York Whig Club dined together. About sat dowu4 dinner ; the usual patriotic toasts were given and the day passed off with much good feeling ...
... motives and the basest designs are imputed on all sides ;—the Tories condemn the Reformers, the Reformers vilify the Tories, the Whigs execrate both. It is greatly to be regretted, that reason and judgment should not be the guide ot our deliberations; for, whilst ...
... obey the summons . of his fellowciti7ens. Mr, Denman has accepted an invitation frinirthe Whig' interest in Nottingham, and is making common eailse with the late Whig Member, me. Birch: Mr. Mytton retires from Shrewsbury Panton Corbett, Esq._is the only ...
... as the editors de( l6s. CI, from fear of persecution. Was not this persecution.? N.;. ,says the party writer, no, says the Whig lawyer, it was not Persecution, although it was almost approaching persecution. How any man not a lawyer—how any man not ...