... liil he has comraattJed in Unity halllca before lie takes l.'ni mi >||tn |hr 1,, d lost almost nil Ins Generals, it might seen whig H.o.idence had done v, Which had spaten army. Nolaman of distiwclmn. the side the French, injured wounded. Marshal I was grazed ...

... commence hostilities the oi October, by bearing down his right wing Frank* fort, with hts center on Hr'zh'irgli, and his left whig on Ha»- ber£. All the divisioKS his army were disposed for the ac* coniplitlimrat of this plan; but lie French arits* tohiing ...

... Westminster, in which he was supported by com - bination power, of influence, of corruption, of terror, of Aristocracy, of Whigs, Toriee, apostaey, of perjury, and fraud, was. still in a minority of tight below the Candidate who could not bring his conscripts ...

... seen Mr. Whitbread again returning from his new cunwccfbwa the cause the people, m*tead shaming himself, with the rest the Whig* to the car of a iwmsler, and tornine hi* back upon those Cmistiiulioiia] principles had so long supported. Bui little did ...

... SfT votes, he was convinced, the Treasurer hinmlf was the only man amongst ull his partisans, Princes or Prime Ministers, Whigs or Tories, Peers, Office-clerks and ax-gatherers, who would consider it a triumph fur were not for the voles he had obtained ...

... That than oar diplomacy ; nothing was so sb. .y our diplomacy. had to write patch, and as every htnfy knew great frature'ol Whig Administration, were to’ have great bassadors in future, all Aja.xea ajid tin! ! nixes. had heard*of but‘one removal and ap ...

... of the people from themselves upon the shoulders of our gracious Sovereign. ' Such conduct would produce more Jacobins and Whigs than all the Tom Paines that ever liveiL ■Their only care was to keep peace with Ilorongh- Imonger. (Hear, keorl) “What (said ...

... Wednesday, april 4, to Friday, april 6, ibio The CIUNXT.IioR Uftlie KXCIIF.QVER »n>»wd W««lfiMiiu»trY and Parliament were '>y Whig.etrutwilj!-tire ietat!nn ••fthc Urn. willing.u^upi.«Yinmru»»»™t.h«.uiehtr.xHi l C cUec. lu n| a ( l even then, with jtreswons ...

... course the ensuing week. Ths brigade I lone-artillery thkt have been quartered at Hampstead, are ordered to Woolwich, At the Whig Club, Tuesday, Mr. expressed how much he was shocked at paragraph in some the papers, stating, that bis friend (Mr, WiiiToaEAD) ...

... avoided all distinction as to public measures. It made, an can make, no diflerence me, whether the men who eouducted them were Whigs or Toiies. These names, these classes, these watchwords and catchwords, are too rontrmptibie to bp attended to. hose only are ...

... public men public measures. Ihe be convicts whom bappened to *cc, and coulrt no means great Lord Somers, tin leader of the Whigs, had been disapprove an establishment which brought convicts that voji impeached that House and yet itl.sta.td.ng the difference ...

... knowledge tbc law* a'd rnratitntion bit country, winch he bad made bu pnrticubr atady.— Firmly attached to those old genuint Whig principles, which placed the prreent Family on the throne—principles it had been the mistaken policy tbs last fifty years to ...