... stripping the undeserving of their ill-merited pensions. have peculiar affection for on* denomination men more than another. Bath Whigs and I ones have toeir turn cajoled the people, and profited by their credulity ; hu iericnc e has opened the eyes of tbt public ...

... rnment, grew the political parties of tory’, whig, and roundhead. In statistical philosophy, the tories might be called monocruts, the unity of the executive power is their fundamental principle: the whigs might be called aristocrats, the dominion the ...

... Doors open att.—The Concert at clorV,. INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF YORK. , THE ANNUAT. DINNER of the “INDEPEN, dent YORK WHIG is fixed for WEDNESDAY next, the of June, at the White Lion Tavern. 1 aibotcom t, Gracechardi-street, where the favour the ...

... truth; called together by titled nominees, and representing rotten Boroughs. But he would tell those who called themselves Whigs, and wko required retrench- ment and economy, that without Reform, which was the oil of the machine,” retrenchment economy ...

... condemned them, he could not but pity and compassionate their sufferings. It was unavailing to look back—-men of all sides —Whig and Tory, were at that moment honestly zealous to find a remedy for the evils under w hich the country suffered. The difficulty ...

... The transactions at Man Chester arc denominated an insurrection and rebellion the part of the people and in describing the Whigs as llie Democrats of England, the Parisian Journalists shew their total ignorance of our politics or our aflairs. An article ...

... their opinions upon the political state of the country. {Tremendous applause.) —This was a question, in their view of which Whigs and Tories, as well Reformers, must all unite and support one common consent. Every true Englishman must now take his stand ...

... animals in that Establishment. When some of the Radicals heard of the circumstance, they were anxious to know whether they were Whigs or Triennials, and the Committee of Two Hundred could not imagine what possibly could be the matter, and the conjectures of ...

... the ascendancy. the Whigs come forward they will fold that their object place and emohum-nt, as if any rational man living can envy the present Ministers their places, or would wish to succeed them at crisis like the present. Whig party, we understand ...

... them the sword, presided over, and applauded their temperance and proceedings. This Meeting may be considered as the first Whig Meeting on the subject of the lamented events at Manchester, and will, no doubt, be followed by others of a similar descrip- ...

... Abhorrer, appellations which were soon forgotten, this year is remarkable for being the epoch of the well known epithets of Whig and lory, by which, and sometimes without any material difference, this island has been long divided. The Court parly reproached ...

... observe upon the conduct certain class gentlemen whom he perceived absent, but who ought to have been there. He meant the Whigs.—(//tar.) Now, they were not met there to discuss a party question, or the merits of one particular system of Reform over those ...