... 20,0091. Whig iaterest, which. happened • last t ole the Miaisteri a l interest;ll,:d he got lbls Worthy Wlriz Geutle-ia word in hia:wear' nto Iv u2,4bt, ng Amster, not ici-gettmg, no o-throw a remark, that he (Dr. \V.) Was . a. stanne]) Whig • and • ...

... Laily• ire jt , r croP; l o t; , 2, 18 1 8. C 22112 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW TIMES. • Sin—Between a rational Tory and. a loyal Whig the shade of difference in political creed is so eva.neiscent, that - you cannot be surprised ' by the pre. gent reference ...

... party, both in and out of Parliament, if they are pledged to any thing, are pledged to the support of Whig principles. And strange indeed must be those Whig principles which would 'brand the House of Hanover with bastardy, even at the period of the Act of ...

... .atalLo t r that he had been heought to the bar' and tried; that lac bed on von* to the Goe ternment of the coUtitly; and Whig the Wes into cotttettlflt, but he would ask, which most contraatted to that abler—the man, who whether he meant II!! or 40 ...

... expected of a wheen pockpudding English folk?—But as to the rubbery, it's like that when they're a' at the thrang o' their Whig and Tory wark, and ca'ing anither, like unhanged blackguards—up gets ae lang tongued chield, and he says, that a' the north ...

... some 'Whigs, and by all the Republicans. The Opposition party in Parliament are called quite as improperly as their 'antagonists are called Tories; for their sentiments on ninny points are diametrically opposite to those of King William's Whigs; but it ...

... length. Nobody, indeed, replied, but every body seemed determined not to support the measure. There was no distinction between Whig and Tory, and let the person be what he might e he respected him for his conduct. Something . had clearly passed which was ...

... ed ! d i ttiffitielitti that kite* their *EH latiF6 1 not a 6tie; bat a r Atieatitk eti#eat told 'OW had healli or ttio af Whig ill the Of eget& Von & end kWh el l B I 1 llEdilfs idid it iteuld be Illif iqeii at the tilte'ttioti gei3e -y; titan to etitef ...

... probably Sall themselves Whigs; but they are very much to seek in the 'Whig principles of 1688. They do not know that legitimacy was in thoge days an undisputed Whig principle. Legitimacy means, in the words of the great Whig Leader Mr. LECIIMERE that ...

... against those men to whom they ow'ect, great and essential services. The country had been saved from Popery and despotism by the Whigs who brought in that Bill, The Honourable Baronet (Sir R.. Heron) had mooted the question, whether a Parliament chosen only ...

... proposed conclusion of' establishing Universal Suffrage may not be visible to every eye. The argument is addressed to the Whigs, as an argument:am ad hominem, and it amounts to this: You say that the Crown has too many good things in its gift; therefore ...

... Rome, at once unmasked the enemy tind proved his desperation. The passage appears in a reply to the editor of The Independent Whig, '(who by the way is growinr heretical as to the infallibility of Reform), arid is to the following effect, That whether the ...