... us septennial Parliaments ? The Whigs. Who first engrafted the abominable Riot Act on the British constitution? The Whigs. Who'first introduced a shameless corruption by bribing the House of Commons ? The greatest Whig minister the Revolution. Think on ...

... yourself, can doubt which side, to . take at the tilts and tournaments of politics now, when you can trace the wl)ole conduct of, Whigs, Radicals, and Jacobins, from The French revolution to the Queen's trial, yOu unist be a wavering politician indted 7 Besides ...

... friends whose characters were the supple, and whose minds were of the most ordinary stamp : least sonic of the dim-sighted Whigs should view your Correspondent's remarks in a literal sense, I he,: to inquire whether Thurlow, for years Mr. •Pitt's Chancellor ...

... behoves the Whigs always arguments, and, therefore, to disabuse their countrymen of the interested trash that Ministers and their adherents semi forth, and to be ever ready to give a declaration of their sentiments. 1, as one of the Whigs, though humble ...

... cannot tail to be impressed on the minds of all persons who study our history, will ever show the dastardly politics of the Whigs of our days in all their natural deformity. Your Verrespo,ndent, in his humorous way, has .tiofitit4ttlieatate of Ireland ...

... .This principle is the Polar star of the Whigs, and I am bold to assert that they have never lost sight of it, however much the satellites of Ministers' may have traduced and vilified them. But when Whigs Steadily bold the doctrine that fidelity to ...

... thunder out the rule of three in their teeth, and-be loud in praise of reduction until he succeeds in procuring division. Th e Whigs, who hive been laying their heads together al the vacation, will come up to the scratch, rough and . ready, .and all the minor ...

... talk of distress then was disloyalty, an ignorant impatience of taxation, and a thousand other hard names; but now we see Whigs and Ministerialists fightinc , as cordially side by side at County Meetings to curtail our expenditure, which the latter by ...

... reluctantly; but distress had bad a share in bringing them to their present state of mind. Unless there should be an union of both Whigs and Tories, unless the country gentlemen on both sides of the House should combine their efforts, the total destruction of ...

... any political party. Thank God we are not compelled to write to order; we can say what we think, fearless of the frowns of Whigs, Radicals, or Ministerialists. We quarrel with no man for his politics. We onl deeire to be left open ourselves to criticise ...

... perform, still their office is one of i deep resp ons ibi!i ty. L or d Londonderry's practice s divide et impara, and the Whigs are perpetually giving effect to it by the line of politics they pursue. We are aware of the difficulty of catching such shy ...

... under no leader; and a sort of partizan warfare is carried on ; we say partizan warfare, because some of the most respectable Whigs have shown the opinion they entertain of, the measures pursued by such members on their Side of the house, by taking no part ...