... the Lity ol London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. The assemblage included persons of all political sentiments— Whigs and Tones, lladical Whigs and I'ltra Tories; yet all were willing forget their political differences in generous sympathy for » hrave pcoplc ...

... will remain neutral, neutrality should continue practicable ; but when the war has once begun, it would require the talent Whig prophecy to able trace what may then be the path British policy. Our hope is, that we may be permit ted to continue at peace ...

... dissatisfaction at Macdonald’s Address being withdrawn, without the ceremony of previous consultation. A great, number of the Whigs were ignorant to the last moment the course about to be pursued.— Courier, At length, and after debate three nights, the House ...

... residenter in Dunkeld.) l.et others sing the man war, Wha boasts the battle an' the scar, An’ others the disgusting jar ’Tween Whig and Tory; 1 choose simpler theme by far, I sing of Kory, lie was a sonsie, couthie chiel’. His Itonest heart was true an’ leal ...

... grate has no fuel, Playfair won’t catch me at hazard or whist, Mr Coward was wing’d in a duel. Mr Wise a dunse, Mr King is a Whig, Coffin’s uncommonly sprightly, And huge Little broke down in a gig While driving fat Mrs Golightly. Mrs Drinkwater’s apt to ...

... the Whigs of England,” was the next toast. Lord Kinnaird then gave prosperity to the University of Glasgow, and the health its Lord Hector, Sir James Mackintosh.” Professor Mylne returned thanks. Denman gave—“ The Duke of Leinster, and the Whigs Ireland ...

... readers like it, may what have done, toil through the dull mass of common place which was uttered. Really the Whigs, and in an especial degree the Whigs Scotland, haye a happy knack of saying vastly civil things each other. Whenever, and wherever, they meet ...

... year 1794, and supposed there was not individual now in the room, except Gibson of Riccarton (than whom more able and hone t Whig was not in Scotland), and himself, who were present on the occasion. The meeting was one great interest, and the object it ...

... publication. '1 he Morning Chronicle Monday last, the 15th instant, containing the Ueport the Proceedings and Speeches at the Grand Whig >ier, given at Glasgow to Mr Brougham and Mr Defti.’an (which the Morning Chronicle sent for and obtained express from Glasgow ...

... the Pacha Egypt. —Suabia Mercury. If the Morning Chronicle could now be regarded a 'Migoaner, and devoted to the support of Whig-sentiments, should refer to an article which it yesterday published, as an alarming proof of the degeneracy of that party. ...

... Morning Chronicle. It appears that the editor of the Glasgow Chronicle had promised to send to the Times Office a report of the Whig Dinner at Glasgow, which did not come to hand, and suspicion fell Mr Dowling, who had been to Glasgow, that he had intercepted ...

... robbery and assassination; but, at last, the Pittite crew will say that strict neuirality” is the “dignified” course, and the Whig crew will not dare pronounce the dreadful word, ar. french, they succeed in the recolonising scheme, will keep part of South ...