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... only to be found the Qosik's open and avowed enemies, but some her more fastidious and pretending friends (we would wish the Whigs attend this), on whose timidity and selfishness, the courage and devotion of those who undauntedly appear at ha M*j»*tv’s side ...
... transfiguration on the Mount “that I had got before me!! But now other matter. A Correspondent writes to us, « h,t if the Whigs have really taken up their position all due humility in the rear the present Ministry, they “ seem at last have obtained true ...
... looking at public events, what foundation, beg to ask. there for such an assertion? Was it the appointment of six children, Whig families, royal pages « the coronation. Which occasioned this tirade ?—a nomination which could neither have been sought for ...
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... drove him hack hia eon, and Mm Into rile place where hn componiona ware confined. The man iniitwl upaa the right nf raring whig he aleaaed) had been detained aia hourt apthoui refrethment, and Mid iuiporiant buouieaa traaepet i wppoeed that he tHoold ...
... throats when ho could not cajole by hi* sophistry. That was the practie* of bla school, H* borrowed the word horn Mr. Creerey, of Whig-radical notoriety—ftr Lieerpoel had the honour of giving that atatrsmsn birth. (The reverend defendant again plunged into the ...
... poUtlre) controversy, but in “ttw, I believe, to Pope. Resistance, too, (which is not avowed here) n Mated by hint strongly any Whig, could have 1 Which ought not raahlv to be meddled wtth. notbecnaro It not principle of the constiiotion, and the ? 'f ‘hechurehjnd ...
... others which the most cursory perusal would supply In No. 37, he quotes conespondent’s letter, who, alluding to the Edinburgh Whigs, is made to say, “Yon have certainly atuck bodkin in these blown bladders, and now they are viewed their csllapecd and natural ...
... the suggestion of several members from the adjoining district, the title of the Club was changed from the Cheshire Whig Club,” to the Whig Club of Cheshire and the neighbouring Counties.” It was also resolved, that the next annual meeting held on the 'Jth ...
... Mr. WiumaHAX then gave toast—** The Cheshire Whig Club, and success to it.” (Applause.) In giving this toast he would be expected, he had been particularly active and zealous in its formation, to say something shout its origin and object. It was not to ...
... land waa silent upon the ernes In looking the conduct the present Administration, and was certain that every good mu, whether Whig Tory, raim Mike abhor their outrageous conduct at Mucheater and Cumberland-gate, muet impress upon the attention of the meeting ...
... the return Popery- A* Uttie' reoaon. , hit opinion, had they ilrtad the mum of trllaarda, wiicbea ( I and'bobgoUina. tllear.) Whig had been raid great t abotß the liberty «> the pitta, ia aotne meature analogy. , tnthe Bible loeietr. That .neat man taid ...