... atiaa largeblistering plaister applied t s his scull. Mr. Editor, I am no tool, either to the sly, ciinning, false pretending whigs; nor--the .bltrefaced dancing tories, but a sincere friend to free discussion. Your's,- IMPAILTIALLIBU3. ...

... prefeered Jofeph liom 5is C poor twenty-two pounds a-year to four hundred pounds. Bnt mari the quick tranfitions of fostuire ! Tlte Whig 0 r nterefl getting the ftuperiority. for jarring ioterefS and e factions will always be joined in a frec freae,) the Dule ...

... at this period4 may he considered as four, viz. bsi, thle lteputblitn i 2d, the Coisttituent, or what we should call tile Whig; Sd, the Bourbtn, or tite Tory; atad 4lt the Napoleon5 or his personttl party. The Duke of Orleutts is spokenr of as a favourite ...

... ss thie eectors' of 'Weitsnminster, (P& \'e' would tell th'em the'tristhl 'I herie was no 'snifde taint am iat which the' Whigs liad conidenined when' braounht' forI' wartd by the GOv6ernmnentof Mr -Pstt; whih't they iad not kept u'p at last, if they ...

... erpQOLQIOfle?h?5'.fixed the undtstractedattention?of hqth:parties, and upon nio,'n? ?pasidcu1ai? have' the: ThTh pl?iaIs of? Whig sh'u?rMh bee?i ? /-. *a?4'? I Standing thtis.exposed? ? call th# misfdrtunii,?biW?*liat'I?mu?t ?uoW re?t?m ? ?sugtilhappisi ...

... Right Hon. F. P',binson, it is shia,'Will offer him~ q IJ self as% a Candidate for Bedfordshire,,in oippfs'itiion to the'' if Whig iritprest, at the ensuing General 'Election. on Mondav~evening,`'a girl, about seven years-of age, an darughter (if William ...

... O.* Fox Youy 'i- d . nd tbe mob still sboutintg i 4 TYitjD . N, and your. oppositionffieids still bowing )uto whatso-ever 'Whig the nrilble Vdrlhir patron i- .nay substitute, whien heo'filts that .yott iiiIid th.sil~iies off the fdi;teirs fiis kir'in ...

... son ;has haipily tliscartled.: tV'Where' then is the'alpplication of the term. pauper,'if a NoblelLord, tog'ether' with the Whig Club, and themunificence of his private frienls jn tisborough, shoulci take upon them- selves the e'xpernces of lii election ...

... a the earth, to examine treahes exec'iting theii' V selses, to satirize the 'fiankness of Tories, ' the si ieservedness of Whigs, tCe I'estlessness of parties, b the uneasiness of courts, and the designs of all p parties, which 'they dare not own. In short ...

... eontinent, intends to be one .of the- candidates at the P ' enuing electiott for Westminfter. He is to be sipported led by the Whig and Bturdett interest.-serniojapaer. ble .When' the Grand Duke Michaet visited Leeds, Mr. :he Gott, the most respectable of ...

... Whitbread, son of the late Samuel Whitbrread, 'Eq. has been declared a Candidate for the representatioo-6f e Westminster, on the Whig interest. e Mr. Cook,.the barrister, auid'iwo other gentlemen, itii d said, have recently-left England:for Italy, on a mission ...

... te'Qern~Had is, New'castle. The. Rigt Hn. afiGre, i th thir.Amnour the com_. patny, which amounte so 114, wre cutlioik 'the leadin Whigs of the' Northern counties' a,4d,,of cour#-R,~ eloquent sh-ots' wirie -fired -at t'lhe-lorty 'iisrya i toasts were prop'b-ed- ...