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... Prrmna.ria. >*•. W«t. Prnmr. hut- DOCKS, And other Improvements, in the LANCASTER. CouutTfft acquaint ENGJN/ERS' that tie ftl/whig PREMIUS art ofcrci for PLANS and SECTIONS, from aliaal Stirvtyi,for making DOCKS andoihtr •within the faid PORT, viz. For the ...
... Mr. Pitt, and other friends to parliamentary reform, were in power. We are now governed an odious coalition, formed between Whigs, and the conductors of the late war, gratify ambition anu parly rage by cenfuring the peace. Thefe united parlies are in general ...
... having uniformly proved himfelf, in the Cabinet, a decided enemy to that fyilem of meafures which is known characterize the Whig interell. E. C. Jtt-The coalition on Sunday evening had filled ihe following employments; fince which time -their operations ...
... Foreign Allies; 10th, The Governor and State of New Jerfcy 11th, Count d’Eltaing and Gen. Rochambc.iu; teth, The perfevering Whigs in America; 13th, The Continental Army. The remainder of the evening was (pent in mirth and harmony fuituble the occafion. ...
... lion Dr. Johnfon entertained again(k ll'ht arofe from his having lived in habits intimacy with many who thentlelves to be Whigs, and knew the hvpocriiv ol their principles—Had he lived now to lee them throw off the malk, h'S averhon, trail, would not ...
... Republic or death ' Vidor) death —Loud applauje:. msssidoi*., jury 3. The Committee ;Safclv was renewed ; the four i*C.'mSer» whig went ou', are S-e' e«, R**abelle, Roux, and Gillet; thole newly -intev (Tv d’Aoglaa. Louvct Loiret, Sage d'Eurc Loire, anrt ...
... to be taken of by the French without an effort on our pan to fave it.— Star. YcSerday the find Meeting for the feafon of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. AiUred Shoye was in the Chair. the Lord Mayor Elecfl was preftited to the ...
... on. or Mr. Jo*« Mitch.n.on, who will leud Per on the EHale.. ' *' iponDap’s and SQtOntfDap's Polls. LONDON, April 20. , H E Whig Clubdmcd at the Crown «) and Anchor on Tuefday. Ih* Duke Notfolk wa» chairman on the occafion. After dinner bit Grace paid ...
... i^ r,, ® e^ ‘'Z* ~i the poor. We take .he prcfenl S:-.hr giving parlieulan of the proceeding,. 1 f _. gement of lbi» Charily whig 11 na v OTW.DOa, Elq. being called , lk of Kendal; it wa.begun .nlhe chair, the very mimeroua and relpefw! hat fimilar inllitutiona ...
... fully determined to hang, according to the law of this date, every fucli infernal being, without benefit of clergy. 7» the WHIGS of NEW-JERSEY. INDEPENDENCE and peace, which hate ; been the obje£ts of eight years fevere con ted, the | ardent and conllaot ...
... and France. The French have refuted agree thereto; they are for a peace, and not a tedious an extraordinary meeting of the Whig Club, held Saturday, Mr. Etlkine in the chair, it Wet determined to form affuciations throughout the kingdom for the fpecifie ...