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... These etuniderations have drawn from us some observations on The Whig, a pitper, which, n e understand, ha; acquired a robsiderable circulation among, the lower orders 01 the people. Whig seemed, at first, to be a scion of that faction, .frown tt hich ...
... contribute to interrupt civilization, and sap to foutila t ions of our public prosperity. The uniformity with which The Independent Whig rails at ;T ry measure of ourown Covermaent, and extols every measure the enemy is truly curious, if it were not trul 110 ...
... had they at tho trial. So far, certainly, the pm, may go, otherwiw its freedom is a mere dead letter. But the fulependent Whig far from being eontetaed t, ith this degree of liberty ; it directly asserts, that the man whit nos found innocent is guilty ...
... be on terms not iojuriows to the just rig!os of couotry. The /FLA.; goes on : But they (our Minis;crs) are very ut w Whig to risk their own repotatioo upon the issue of coolest, or trust hint w itn an Ln g lizli Army W by should they risk their ...
... supercede both the necessity and the desire of any further alteration. REVIEW OF POLITICAL DECLAIMERS. Nu. XVI. THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. In the last Number of The Nutiunhl Register we warned our honest and uususpecting countrymen a belief of the poisonous flatteries ...
... a great and interesting topic, is the professed subject of his paper: and in the course of his dissertation, he abuses the Whig Club, gives advice to Mr. Waithman, attacks all oppositions, abuses Mr. Sheridan, cuts at Mr. Alexander Davison, and tells ...
... al Highness will tell the King neit time he sees him, and then the king will take my place away from me Tie Independent Whig has been pl-ased to accuse the Newspapers in general, of having accepted bribes for the suppres s ion of the manner of Mr. ...
... to say, there are not nifty creatures. except the people concerned iu the prosecutions, aria the :eiders of The independent Whig, who ever heard that any uwIMPRIIP ;, ...
... erposed to our Readers the general vulgarity and fully displayed hy•the Conductors of the Sunday Newsriper called The Independent Whig, in their accounts of foreign alLiirs, and its comtuents and reasoning about them. Nolv, we shall say something of the merit ...
... will then begin to rectify abuses, and the Proprietors a The Independent Whig may ride in the whirlwind, aM storm. will deny that the Executive Power of The Independent Whig will be well matched with die legisla tive genius of porter drinkers, for ...
... England will bow before the Conqueror of the European Continent. REVIEW OF POLITICAL DECLAIMERS. THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. In The Independent Whig of last Sunday there is a long and flaming attack upon Lord Ellenborough for having refused a rule to Sir Francis ...
... to yourself. When Lord Wellesley says this, every body will laugh as much at him, as rational men do now at The Independent Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. occupied by one battalion of the town of Adlercreuz, our troops were obliged to retreat into the fortress; ...