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... laft meeting of the Whig Club (Ld. Wm. Ruiiel in the chair) after Mr, Erfkine’s health had n rofe and faid, there been drank, that gentiema both of which he had the were two modes of praile, honour to receive--the t hanks o f the Whig Club of Engiand, and ...
... Bulart B cr, in and other Bookicller., Pit: Se. im Great and Hicts of Subsects for adapted to the shoug Plan, trom 1 6 or Oars, Whigs or Téries, Perfone af or without Didin@ien, wul be cagle- 'ully received ang duly attended tay ’ Tift Number is with the fellowing ...
... Hanged. Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Shot. Mr. Oliver Bond, Major Baron, Hanged. Doctor M'Nevin, for tranfportation. Secretary of Whig Club, Cait for tranfpoitation. Lieutenant Buckley, Hanged. ' UCr '° for rMcflrs. Dowling, Keon, fortranfpor- Attorniesto M ...
... another life, Shut the church-doors againft all party-ftrife ; Since then, how often heard, from facred The lifelefs din of whig and tory noitrums! ‘Tis wrong, Sir Peter, I infitt upon’t 5 To common fenfe 'tis plainly an affront ; The parfon leaves the ...
... HUNDRED LEAGUES EROM LAND, THEIR PASSAGE THE WEST-INDIES. DR. TROTTER. WELCOME hither, airy trav'ler, B'ther reft thy wearied whig, Though from clime to dime rev'ler, Conftant to returning fpriug. along the trackkft ocean, Thou chance, mi(s'd thy way, I'll ...
... following definition of Whig and Tory, though written in the beginning of this cen- tury, for its perfpievity, and the by which it is iiluftrated, may claim the precedence of any that ha stranfpired to public notice. «© A Whig’s Principle is a defire ...
... Perhaps the following definition of Whig and Tory, though written in the beginning of this cen- tury, for iss perfpicvity, and the by which it is may claim the precedence of any that a . has tranf 2 ired to public notice. A Whig’s frlt principle is a defire ...
... their new Plate Opening a Nom- had, *s Salto( all of their eon Ifeoufgure, that their Wing/ • kering given general both for /Whig and Priy they bare Iran woe/0M to nage a ,now Affemakent of Cold and Niter Swage, and Silks, It far sPRING sod SUMMER WIAA ...
... are the only party truly principled for Monarchy; and that, on the cons; . ry, your Majefly's bell friends, whom the ; call Whigs, though they feated your famil— on the Throne, are haters of Monarchy, and are of Commonwealth principles; or at belt for making ...
... Richard Downward, merchant, at Liverpool; Mr. Moulfon, tobacconift, at Chelter ; or Mr. James Robinion, of Stone aforefaid. 47 — WHIG CLUB. Loxpow Tavern, March 5, 1793. ‘GEORGE BYNG, ef. M.P. in the chair. LETTER to the Secretary was read, figned by A certain ...
... Orgies wild and revelling, I've drained the copious Bowl, Where Uproar, levelling, Has mi'd without Controul ; While babbling Whig and Tory Revjy'd old Babel's Tower; And tlitrc thought, with Glory, crown the Midnight Hour. The Pharo Bank I've courted, Time's ...
... Barb, his great great grandam Hartley's hoifc, which mare was d.»m Babraham, his great great great grandam. was Old Flying Whig, a daughter, of the Woodcock Arabian, and fire of Spider and Points, the two famous runninghorfes at Newmarket, his great great ...