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... other parts of Poland, befide thofe which have been latelv ceded her. The Hop Duty laft year amounted only to 22,000). The Whig Club, at their I aft meeting, voted aoo guineas to the poor weavers in Spital-ficld*. At the Old Bailey feiliont on Wednefday ...
... m command from a great PerfqiMge to acquaint Mr. Burke of his having read kis performance on We opifiiSii-of ik«&syjqd Old Whigs,.and been highly pleafed with it. - Mr. Burke left Beaconsfield Monday laft for town, and on Wednefdty attended the Levee ...
... tcccvery the heft of Kings. The meetings the metropolis celebrate the centenary the Revolution were very refpeftable ; Shat of the Whig Club the Crown and Anchor tavern was exceedingly numerous; the Duke of Portland was in the chair, and gool. was fubferibed ...
... went with his LordAiip. The memory of this celebrated writer is as retentive his ftyle is elegant he is alfo deferibed as a Whig in principle, and a native of Ireland, in the Univerfuy of which kingdom he received his education. The annuity lately granted ...
... Spain; hut, the alarm of the Scrrw Plot, flie went to her own Chapel at St. James’s. N. U. was ridiculoufly pretended, that the Whigs had bribed the workmen to take out the iron pins, or feretvs, from the timbers fupporting the Dome, that it might tali on Iter ...
... Crowns, and Three Goats Heads. The prefent proprietor of this haufe is, I told, in his political principles, a conftitutional Whig, and pretty warmly attached caule of civil and religious Liberty, and to legal Government, but he has this occauon provoked ...
... the kingdom. At Liverpool, a hieetinj is already called for the purpofe of a fubfrription. To that row forming in London. Whig Club, a Ijodv, are expected add very large fum; the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs have already given tool. each, and Mr. Wedg vdod ...
... curious epitaphs, pcrfpetffivc slews, &c. (even guineas in gold, and twelve (hillings in filvtr. Dr, Franklin t dtfiniiion tf a Whig. —One that claims no tight to himfelf, that he is not willing to gire to his neighbour. SMITHFIELD, Monday, July t*; Beef }s ...
... the moft important nature for every man of a political turn ranges himfelf under the banners of the comending parties.—The Whig is avowedly the partizan of the French, who, he fit's, ateengiged in the caufe of Liberty.— FheTory willies a 'modified government ...
... The and Royal Family— Prince of Wales—Profperity and Independence to the Town and Corporation of ‘Thetford—Lord Pétre and the Whig of Norfolk and che Houfe of Howard—Duke of Devonthire and the Houfe of Cave of Freedom in-the of Reprefentatives, and Fi- delity-in ...
... tnoft exalted Minifler that this country ever wasblejj with, could never atone* arh, Sir Charles, Y'»»?r nvdt obedient, STEADY WHIG. to the Ino£PENdekt Freeholders the Col'ntt SUFFOLK.- J'*liE Trap fet for your Votes at Stowmarkrr, JL 11ic of February, with ...
... ‘of this important epocha’ by the ‘reprefentatives of the modit ‘illuftrious houfes this country can att. On Runnymede, ‘Whigs who-live in the of chat me- morable ‘fiefd,. aré ta’ meet. Ac Chatfwarth, the Duke of Devonthire ...