... paffage with great joy and clapping of hands; and (he was treated Huningen with due refpeth On Saturday the Committee of the Whig Club, appointed to prepare and announce the form of a general Affocianon of the People, for the Repeal the two Statutes, known ...

... what taniily you are delccnded, the choice of your friends has been Angularly directed and truly, Sir, you had not loit the Whig interell of , admire your dexterity in turning the hearts of your enemies. Is it poliible for you tj place anv confidence in ...

... with three times Dakes of Nor- Mr. Fox. The Members for the Lord Lieureriant of the County of Norfolk. « Sir. Gerard and the Whig Imerett;: Aw liondurable-Peace or a fuccefs- of Fownfgend the Militia, by Lord Petre. Profperity ‘and Independence to the Town ...

... kiffed the King’s hand St. James’s.on being appointed Ulher of the Green Rod. 2. The Windfor election will be hard run. The Whig intereft is /training every nerve in favour of Lord Rufiel, and the court influence is exerted in favour of Lord Mornington ...

... part, them, but piodigiuully devoted to the ideas viitut, liberty, and forth, arc generally Whigs. * It happens agreeably enough this maxim, that * the Whigs are friends that wife, plodding, un* poetical people the Dutch.--The ones, the other hand, arc ...

... theother by a Merchani Slip, with this legend. In the Reign Louis XVI. the firli Citizen King Among the It.m toads of the Whig Club, *• The cadfe of libeny all over the world,” and May the example ot one Revolution prevent the neceflity of another,” ...

... explaining themfelves n that leave* the people rrf to any thing. SoMina. ES, Edmund, yon are all the vogue, To vamp up an old A Whig an unruly rogue. True as his creed a Tory. Thus faflkion plays her monkey tricks. And (his her head with flummery ; From France ...

... obferved in the public prints an advertifement, purporting be a refolutioaof an Aflembly affociatcd under the denomination the Whig Club, and figned Henry Grattan, which he conceived to be of a nature extraordina/y, that could not believe it to be authorifed ...

... the King; that the Revolution in was fatec ; that TTiffenters arc enemies to the country, and ought to extirpated; that the Whigs are that eonfl Itutiaital jltof yer is nil her knave or fool that the ver&H jtiriev.ii;uc>;,a final decifton in trials at bar ...

... exclufion of Diflenters from all lucrative polls and orlices, both in church and (fate. The old denominations of ttate-parties, Whigs and Tories, High flyers and Jacobites, are at prefent not very common; leaft the two lalt are now almofl forgotten. Patriots ...

... taken Vy the Republican French frigate, has been funk ; the paffengers were fent loFlufh.pg. At extraordinary meeting of the Whig Club, held on Monday, the fum of SCOI. from the funds the Club, was voted to Filmer Honywood, Ef ...

... a mere verirfier, availed himfelf of the Wit others, his, to furc, made Pope bis implacable Enemy: then, findal was zealous Whig, and Pope Jacobite ; f) that it is no Wonder Pope has him wiih Violence in his Dunciad, a Piece imitated from Dryden, and too ...