... tappreciated his own rank in fociety, and its connexions and dependencies with every other branch. He was attached to found Whig dodrines., He knew and re- tfpeoe'd both the Prerogatives of the Crown' and the Rights of the People. ' He felt that as a Peer ...

... from Londone. Freedom, Pinche.n, from Wilbech. )floldernefs Packet, MAtlingham;-,5. Goad tatent, Edmonds; 166th from Lynn.- Whig; Saul; Sea..Dag, Anes,both fr-nm Yar- mouth, Montague, stsvtnfln, froam Leith. Peggy, Libbon, ot. Ipfwch. Martha, Ticket, from ...

... ithanibles utiderneath not biinly remdoved; numbers were dreadtully lacerated by falling on tb htuolks At a Aleeting of the Whig Ciub held at Ntt- tionhami on the 24th ult. it wa4s unaiiimouilv refolVed, on thl motitin of Dr. Cromptwnll, that ai Lette ...

... Archibald Hamiltonj -and the Independenit Free- holders of this countiry 29. Duke of.Norfolk, add the Whigs-of.England. 30. Mr. Ponsonby, and the Whigs of Ireland. .31. Mr. Adam, and: our friends who celebrate the day' in London. 3z. Mr. Gillies, and our ...

... Barraclks here, for the trial of Assistan t- r Surgenn S.av Eity, of thle rth Royal Veteran Batralion , o., IR r the charrces follo)whig [\oh agis in at the hlli ance ie ,C of Surgeon M Archur, .)f the san,,e regimient. i^l 1. I-Iav;n~ privaie5Gy, and fiona pique ...

... fotrmer of these sittnatimii be first hield r tiltite Loul-Mssnifivid b lie tisoL of viih ersons that iV . ,rt *>u fourthe Whig ?? April iast, Iit Jflfita it -Cclmo, tbe Hots. Grorge Tir nour; and ilt so tano 1f his o .d*ughters. Hc seas the .fourth sol) ...

... general approbation, and could conduct hirself, under such 'cifcnmstances, to the entire satis-, faction of all, was ia stot Whig. Tue IHigh Sherill, and -rosperitv to the County of Norfolkc. The 14IGH SHfERIFF returned thanks. The 'Lordship thter. gve- ...

... 'tinshe d among -the millios of momentary sensations tha form la thel JjrJu f a -chainof conscious existence, -which isfert inate whig, while the parts are too minutea -and evnseat to bedor - tected and separated by the most exquisite scartiny. ..wuin the progressof ...

... Club held their Monthly Meeting on Saturday last, go Earl of ALsEMARLE in the Chair, when this steady and in. fecible band of Whigs had reason to congratulate themselves d ta country on the acknowledgmentatlength of the truth f the principles which they have ...

... tn from them wn'uld be ra- celved with the greatest satisfaction by the Whigs of middle life. For a conviotlon has most generally spread, that to be consistenti with genuine Whig principles, all who profess themselves to be infltenced liy thleni, must ...

... occupied all his leisure moments. - In the me- u-l morable year of 1782, he published -a Vindication of the Claims of Ireland, on Whig Principles, the first line of which should never be forgotten by the country which gave him birth; it was, 'I By whatever ...

... sitinition. A public dititter took plice at the Pxchinge Hill, Notitiglaut, on Friday We'tinight, to celebrate tse triumph of the Whig, Interest, in the seating of Messrs. Bircih and Denman, as Representatires for that town in Parlianient. Tihe company consisted ...