... liberty, and to repel ev rin anarchy ery atiem dat credit. y and added much vigor to the Tiere was oa Tuefday a meeting of the Whig vas. The mot important circumftances. of the da y were, di, Fox and Mr. Sheridan drinking one ano ther’s Ie and making tpceches ...

... Asa doley espetted thu st • Cyr et COO.Li V AMERICAN BARRIL-STAVES. N. I. To les lOW by ths Thome anima • g Res RIGA SALK% Whig sod MM. NANA DEALS. • of FLEMISH OAK BOARDS, sod FLANK of Tb ckeola. Carmartberybire. T 0 he Sold by Auaion, on Saturday the ...

... new, late in the Holdings( Mr. Tho. Armett • AlJotments of Common Land, untutored, amounting to 4 ACM, or therm/roots, wpm whigs . :3llantity of Little bee lately la;O foe the Improvement ig. Ditto of a lioufe and two of eall'd the Acme and Smink, Buglamon ...

... fom of waa .hcladed, which l ad beta voted year, .ad ohicb it donbf.dirrA whether it «o e* net to the adeaacenmai ,ha. dela«« whig* bad bean judged aacetory, l, which fe many diftremt amaiaa* bad been eatertatacd. Tba footlea which » make related entirely ...

... and COnfufinn. Tba Right Honourable Gentleman proceeded. Aliufion bad been made to the characters of Whig and lorv. For bis own part he conceived a Whig mean him, who, a difpuic between the Crown and Arillorracy arid Democracy of the country, rather chute ...

... Political Revolutions ate .ift niift.'ng in the ptefeut ReHn and Whigs and lories are aCtuahv charging Priticiples. Flic Tories row Item the moll d frrous to !uppott the Line, and the Whigs teem to think that Line has loft its Merit, in Prooortion they ...

... trlfluig many of their orlicr Proceedings. People travelling tlie high Howls arc fcir.ccl. and obliged declare them trivet Whigs, their Name tor Rebels, and to ci asr. the K and the 1* —■ ■ T, and to willi ihc of Great Britain sunk in the A, before they ...

... 'Tis then the Stateman's turn to fame. IV. Learn, learn, ye rritnos, to , :o i t e, off the old cxplod.' bite; Henceilrth let W'hig an 1 Tory teafe, And turn all Part}-Rasre to Peace; Then litall we fee a glurioci Scene ; And fo—God fave the King and Qtieen ...

... the declaration which he publilhed was chiefly calculated to fuit the prejudices of the vulgar, or the moil bigotted of the whig party, Monmouth, though had formerly given many proofs perfonal courage, had not the vigor mind requifite for (uch great u ...

... our Liberties a better Foot. How well they have been litre runt tamed, is not our Bufinejs to tell, toe only f set ting old Whig, *p b* wrote fixty Years ago . ...

... are almoft overpowered wirh amazement; when we confider his noblenefs of foul, we are loft in admiration. Dublin, May 6.—The Whig Club have appointed a commntee to confider what fteps it would proper for the Club to take on behalf of their fellow-fubjeCts ...

... magnified into prophecy On Sunday, nth April, 1783, Mr. vifited the Doftor, in company with Mr. Windham, of Norfolk, whom, though Whig, lie highly valued. One of the belt things lie ever faid was to this gentleman ; who, before he let out for Ireland as Secretary ...