... Whene'er I lo o k b ac k on that proud, happy, day, • The da y we first met, to myself I can say; Have I ever deserted the noble Whig Cause l'ln--never—r swear, friends—(bud hursts of Applause), ticer g4ve a vote, said a word, wrote a line, - That at all comradided ...

... no longer a Whig, ; Let him go when he will, .we Should not care 3 We old Do - gb.erry's rule may apply to each Scru t ' c l Let him sikew what he is, and yea/ out Diouf. No defettions will ever corrupt Mr. F He sll:be the samc, and a Whig Qrthocl°' His ...

... the next meeting of the Whig Club. We beg leave ,to ask this great Patriot and his admirers, whether the purpose of his journey to France, and his respeelful homage at the Consular Court, exemplify the con. duet of a true Whig, and whether the old Politicians ...

... wonder that .Mr. WHITDKAD should overlook water in his iage for land. By the particular nomination which Mr. Fox made in the WHIG CLUB, of those who were likely to adhere to the Party, viz.—The Dukes of NORFOLK and.BEnFoßo, Mr. GREY, and Mr. SHERIDAN, it ...

... for such opprobrium as would be but poorly expressed by the gentle terms Of servere,_and unqualified ineuedive. . Since the Whig Club sunk into discredit, in consequence of the . 7aca,Lin taint which aPpeared to infed some of the leading Members, a sort ...

... the test of the publi c 0 i, P ,. 0 nion throughout the Country.—This is Logic—lt 'first assumes, that the Return 0- g iec• Whig.Cl4 Skenjr; expresses the stese If tors of Middlesex (,a pretty bold Assumptio n then it ipfees, that the sense of thc czulty ...

... MIDDLESEX ELECTION. The mongrel jacobin-Whig Coafition whith shamelessly tramples upon Public Principle, Suc ceeded yesterday in giving their newly adopted Child and Champion a large majority on the Poll of the day. The Friends of the Constitution may; ...

... A Morning Paper tells us, That Dr. had like-to* been made a Bishap, but for the change in the Whig Administ ration. We are rather inclined to think, that there is some mistake, in the wolding, and that the phrase should run thus : Dr. would like to ...

... Trinity College, were admitted ' a degree of its progress could be traced no farther. Fortunately , Bachelors of Arts. . • Whig only two men were hurt by the stroke—one of On Tuesday the Caput were eldied for the en. . -n of them, however, was severely ...

... Principle, dare their with a certain popular Ca 13 ei g -L ° 4l they h ave tw i ce Black-bilged onu Pr l'osed as a iVleMber of the Whig Club. 41 )(1 quotation flOlll TTIOMSON'S Seasons, pll)anY the ; remarks concerning Prisons .from rt ot t i rt a s ! cif and ...

... Westminster—lt is not easy to persuade his Constituents that the most effe&ual' way of serving them was by making speeches at the Whig Club, and deserting his duty in the House of Commons. COVENTRY. - The charoaer of this place for . rioting was sustained in ...

... place ; between Patriot; of all ranks and- denominations, we shall hear no more of the farce of blackballing a Citizen at the'Whig C./rib-because he belongs to the Corresponding Society. We understand that Reso. lutions are preparing ,at each of thos .r ...