... the pnecil arnd initant convey. S:tet blet tlie water, the banks and the wtaod, TO theolours may live without change or decay Whig thin beartiful 'ats dic in darknefs away. we are parted, and tofs'd on the deep, 'b nger tie light oil ?? (hall gleam, And ...

... Gentleman, we underfland, dtiled himfelf a Ba- ronet, and is a partner in a Banking-hotife, in Portland P.lace. At a meeting of the Whig Club in Dublin, on the eth inftant, ?? Duke of' Leinfter was in the chair, and Mr. Grattan attended. A marvellous letter from ...

... certain unalienable rights, amongst which is liberty, is a position which we leave to be made .out by some member of the Whig Club, some able ad- vocate of representative govern-ment and written constitutions. Let it not, however, for a moment, be ...

... JfiOnLel drawers and woollenflocklisgs, and be at provided either with a cloth cap, or with what is common- e 1' called a Welch-whig,-things at fir; view perhaps of n final] msoment, but when he fllees upon the ground, ar T vefts long upon his arms, or is ...

... WhitavorNe. |o OjiceN will ise asdded a Farce, called r-WO STIRail TO 'YOUR BOW. The vevw , Comsie Cpera of Thirty Th oufanid, or Whigs tt- Richelt? contirruing tor h: received by overflowing asidkiia; j with encrcatirn appltule, will be repeated rwever evcving ...

... honoured the Eal1 Of DLRBY with, his company to dinnosi. lie Ma:rquis of BUCKINGHAM and most of rise Noblemen and Gentlenen in the Whig Interest, vere of the party.- Yesterday at One o'clock, the LORD CHANCELLoZ iransated business with Mr. PITT, at his house ...

... Frazey, Dirom, and Gra. ham, togegr with many oth.r £enbtlemen of the Staff, and a numerous bpdy of the ol6dcorstitutionlal Whigs of Scotland. The healths.df the Kingof his 'Royal Highness'the Prince of Wales; of the Duke of York and the Armrry; -,he ul ...

... wben did I dd more Large parties, too, I still invite, * or these as servicts.ebo slight, YeToryfrieiids, kntemn;' The Whigs, those Whigs who knw Mhe ivell: For thirty tedious yeaks, cad tell I did no more for them;. : Then what's Auch idle talk about, Tbink ...

... joint codhad: -oes not imply a -oalidtdn. Fi'ffuze saysfuliitrue he swears, 5 Flull fiwslhe kdowstidthm sadit aidsinners, For Whig *Tdryhe , repare5, ?? til S0uthgate ilmsierai dinneris *Is:- ...

... most eminent persons of rank and talents in that palt of the United Kingdom. The affealionate respeft which is paid by the Whigs of Scot- land to the memory of the departed Statesman, does equal honour both to his memory, and to the integrity of their ...

... WALES, at her hoixse, on Blackheath. g On Thursday Ilast there was a most numerous and b respedable meeting of the Norfolk Whig Club, at 6e v Angel Inn, Norwichi Mr. CEj in the Chair. j atIlTftN, 'tuftn~fl t)O N THE B.lCK OF, r MFolj3t.t, Wosusi rac A ...

... it's iirst apliearance for thirty successive naihts by tbe allusions that were clapped by the' Whigs against the To- ries and by the Tories Mack against the Whigs; it had poems and pamphlets written UpoI it ; it was translated by the Jesuits into Latin, and ...