... immediately gone to work to revenge himself, Hie first l comnmenced by a~cctisng Sir Francis of havtng got connected with d Whigs and Borouahnnonra, anti of being false to the people. 0 ! Every concilitator.,' expression that the Tionotirables Baroniet ...

... represented in the person of Mr. Lamb, we have no inclination to deny. We have never joined in the intolerant abuse of the Whigs, and we think them qualified and pledged to the attainment of a fair and practicable Reform; but we think that the Electors ...

... that you will imusert in your next Paper, a Letter addressed toWI lie Norwich Courier, signed 1A Wh'ig Elector of Westminlster. tt March 4, 1819. AN OLD WHIG. r :~ We conceive our imipartiaity to be sufficienitly shownv n hy inserting the above Letter ...

... Stuart, relative to Divine Right, Passive Obedience, and Indefeasible Inheritance. It forms the indelible distinction between Whigs and Tories, and must continue to keep up similar parties as long as the British Constitution exists. In the course of this ...

... of duo's, and had refeirred to the ltse d Westminster Election, wshens a Whig Candidate was supported by atroop of dragoons. fut this wasthe specimnen ofthe poput- Rarity of a Whig supported by Tories. Lffetar, hetr !1 I't 'had d beets said by the Right ...

... New Parliament. After the complete failure of all the endeavours of that party of geutitmen in the House calling themselves Whigs, who are more immediately opposed to the Government of the day, I feel myself now at liberty to enter on this important question ...

... tfi high regal prerogative, if (leanedl by law, by lioneri implies an attachment to dlespotic g~oaCnuleut. Wi tl regard to W~hig and Torv, Mladame de StadJ ?? lid usual acntenec~s hlas drawn; this dlisting~uichi; ...

... liberty itself.: Wlho' a i Thfe lGvoricr,-S who were the first to comprlain of v; i Parliarnentz and corrupt Majorities ?-The Wh~ig'. Bil we hav~e -now turbulence and sedfition On tlhe ga5ll plea. Ergfo, the Parliaments are either not venal, nor b Majorities ...

... feelings, redres.s their grievances. 'ihe Learned Gentleman, in coiirlmision, repeated, that ho did not address them as either Whigs or Tories, friends or enemies to Reform, lust as men who would join in the Resolutions of that day from a firm conviction that ...

... Blill of' Rights, and cesnfirssd by tite A ct e of Settlement, I feel that the invasion of this right affiects us al e whether Whigs or Tories;- and, as an Englishman, as at Free holder of thin County,- I'sland here totally independent of' nl 0 a party-feeling ...

... ) who can ~Iairnlrom m eptrty allegiance. I hold myself alike distinct from Whig and Tory- I'holdlm yself independent. At thesatite timhethat Ihodmyself, distitict fcorn Whig and Tory, £ am confident I shall be allowed to express myeietestation of the ...

... sufliciently filled his CofferS ?? il te mearts to whiicli lie has resorted, we shall find htsim etriirg to the fold of the Whigs, and laughing at his Blue frientis for their credulity. Bpt it is not upon ?? suhl as these, nor is it becaut;e that t have ...