... thecoun- to the ruin of our trade and manufactures ? Were [all thefc, and many more real evils, brought upon [by the outed Whigs and their party ? Ami (hall Engliflimen who are their fenfes, be perfuaded to reinitate fuch creatures into power again ? Ko ...

... efu; paid un their 111 ears, and witlicrrewrliiir nunc! from ihe Whig Club. William Baldwin, efq; alfo withdrew hit name. The Duke of Portland and his family have not been prefent at the Whig Cult dice the iiitmth of March, 1791,, at the time the {/and feceffion ...

... rewarded with the good Things of the Englilh State, and were in open Rebellion againft it in the Years 1715 and 1745. The noble Whig, Friend to the Illuftrious Houfe of Hanover, has lately received more Vifits at Claremont, from the truly loyal, virtuous, ...

... what do 1 talk of three millions of peo- ple, (lay his Lordilsip) many more; Ireland js with ihem to a man ; and as for every Whig in thii country, the rights of America are fo con netted with hit own, that his hand and heart mult co-ope- mn* wirh their ...

... cil, and that Part of the City of London which refuted to flatter the Miniftry, by addrefling on the Peace.—Succefs to the Whig Intereft, and the Minority in Parliainent.— he glorious and immortal Memory King William.—Mr. Wilkes —May all Juries follow ...

... Third North-Fa of Queen’s-Parade inhabited Rev Mr Enquire Mr Vincr Brock-tlrect Bath Mr Printer to fecond the views writer A Whig” your lift and heartily in recommending the into this city for the public lervice have very laudable example before us the ...

... obfcrvcd in the publick Prints sdvertifc-snent purporting to refolution of an Aflcmbly aflociatcd tinder the denomination of Whig Club and figned Henry Grattan which heof nature extraordinary could believe it be authorifed by silent of Society in which ...

... eftates, will be benpticial to the intcrcftsol the p-hlick, and in no degree injurious to the property at tlie church. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on Cuefday, when the Duke ol Norfolk was m the Chair. Mr. Fox and Mr. E rlkine fpoke ...

... pittance, the i -hciie ot tl.e mdi pendent ?? ol Wclhnin- ll:i. By the Kill of till 'gham, The M.irquii of Rockingham, and the Whig i ; ten It throughout Entland. The Duke rf Ihv.inihin ; and may the re- pul'.ntt-.ivei of an ancient no dlity dtr ye tlitir ...

... the People am! their Ministers t'ne Metnl.ers of Parliament of both Houlis ' What is (till more, ne. ditenmtnati.-n between Whig and Tory, American nd Ami Ame- rican Pa.lizans; betwien Support, is ot Government ar.d Abettors of thi' Rebellion, which has ...

... parties arc contending, with much violence, for the lead in the city ; they are dillin- guifhed by the epithet* of Whigs, and Independent Whig* i tl.e former are growing povseil'ul in weight and number, fince the arrival of the navy and army of Great Britain ...

... all hold fo dear, to give ' to the people as much weight as pollible in the Icale *of the conllitution. In one word, that the Whig * ?? which I (hall ever be attached, not from * factious or pcrlbnul prejudices, but frnm a thorough * conviction that the ...