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... the engagement, which laded two hours; Capt. Prmbcrton fill, and .; of his men were wounded. Saturday the Committee of the Whig Club, ap- pointed to prepare anil announce the form of a General Aflbciation of the People, for the repeal of the two ftatutis ...
... J Reviewers) generally big but whoever attentively hillorical writing: particularly wor! will is to no party her riles all whigs llveiity her when that tiie leaders have in violated i-ples conftitution deferibing t-iries violent in of Mrs Macaulay in are ...
... following ODE lOR THE NEW YEAR, t;_s* ?? »r ]. N- rva, rib. AnJ ul tt Mrnkky Sir William famni. V HEN genial Zephyr's balmy whig kins, with luft plume, tlic flow 'ry vale, I licit tender fey uo of the Spring, ,- 1 I-'spandiiig, owns the toileting gate ...
... religious fenfe pejor-avis Tulit nequiores daturas Progeniem Our grandfathers blind fathers OUverians But of mankind Are Whigs Prcfbyterians” were Papids Mind) Our But we of all CHRISTOPHER CALVIN VTOTICE is hereby given that the tiling at is hereby ...
... be- ing her birth day. The Princcfs Elizabeth prefides, ' with great talle, over this female Board of II oris. Tuel'iiay ihe Whig Club met at the Crown and Anchor tavern. Among the toails the Following, given by Mr. fox, waa received with loud applaufe ...
... teer corps are not free from the hair-powder duty. A Itlegl apis is to Ik erected on Wcllsnisslttr-abbry. At a Mrctinp of ihe Whig Club, on Tuefday lad, Mr. Fox, In a Ipeech declaratory of hi, fentinieni, in ■here critical slmes, condemned Mlniftcrs in ihe ...
... Cliarette, ag.tinft the French Republic. The Pope's anfwer to Louis XVIII. breathes a fpirit of liberality which the befl Whigs at the time of the Revolution would have been ca^er to enm- rneadi His Hol'mefs, inftcacl of infiftiiig upon tlie divine right ...
... Ireland, and had not made a prodigal ufe of that prerogative. The late Marquis of Rockingham, in whofe footsteps the prefent whigs profefftd to tread, was ex- tremely fparing of grants of Peerages But it had been faid, his MajeSty would not be pleafcd on ...
... Intcsrity- The Tbima fil't the laglt to tdr ii,;ht hind, and the Cao«u the >n{k toward* tl.tr Kail. Tuefdjy the Members of the Whig Club dined together, when the Hoa. C. Tutton, and about a dozeo more gentlemen were eleclcd. By a recent deciflon of the Court ...
... rcfolred highly of tbemfelves fopport Ipirited exertions Common Council Dublin vindicating their ebartkr and fopporting land Whig determined will with their in and conftitutioivil nteafure which to (import the rights of their George II corporation confilt ...
... hmfcly lie ikkof the n know thcmfrlvc how far it hoccunvd ' f euullmCUon r diicuuHin jj admiflionny mo ' ncy wa of thia u-ta Whig far it any an e rcb Ucciife for the Alaftrr lVxfitkm Chairman ' lhle bill A ln:g couverCitiiNi lu ' 'Mr Mr and MrrWU bore ' ...
... him, and robbed him of upwards of forty pounds. Rumour fays, that a Society is about to be infli- luted, in opposition 10 the Whig Club. At the Norfolk felliniis. a man wasconvidled of reading a li ditious ?? lo a vail multitude of ' people, a: 1 feultiiccd ...