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... WHIGS. LANGUAGE is variable, and words alter. This cannot be more ftrongly exemplified than in the prcfent times, when this term is aflumed by men who afiert, that PRINCES HAVE RIGHTS INDEPENDENT OF THE PEOPLE and when more than two hundred Britifh fenators ...
... belong only to that perlecuting cliurch againll which our ancellors fo nobly protested. The Idllowing Extradls from •• The Old Whig, Proteftant,” will ferve to give your readers gciiei~.il idea of the origin of the name, and the principles which ought to ...
... jour ju% as rtain as the wnd. arrivu here is have withdrawn their threats e af 2 feribbl ers publ thing the na merc yf the Whig Club, in terrorem, . The gentlemen are right—for it wis announced tient rather dangerous to their inte- jd be an expec t Tire ...
... Family the Country. mi’ll be a light weight, clean t’erfon, quite of Ids Bufiucl , drive Pair of iiorh s, and wait at Table, Whig*, to it. Enquire #ove. ...
... brothers, have received new orders to attack the Whig Club of this kingdom. One of thofe print* gives a fpecimen of feurrility truly befitting the fource and the indication, by afTerting“ That the Whig Club is principally competed Knights of the Scamp ...
... great ap’ 26. the I it, Ocrose, R: The Intereft in Ireland is daily increafing, and feveral ftrong refolutions are voted by the Whig Club e. x. The Nation»! Affembly receives directions for the exigeneies of the State. 6. Two boys artived from Otaheite. ze ...
... William Heathcote, Mr. Chute, and Lord John Ruflel. What interefl Mr. Jervoi e made he gives to Lord John. The eflabliihment of Whig now quite the rage in Ireland. Not a little alchoule but what as to having one. This would be a laudable matter there were ...
... bis grateful thanks to the Nobility, © and od tie for oe es has his con.meacement in by nd wo mene « DUBLIN, Yanuary 9 The Whig Club hold their next general meeting on the roth inftant, preparatory to that of Parliament on ‘The reports from the Cale r ...
... at twelve, on Special Matters. Dinner at three as usual. WILLIAM FAITHFULL, Sec. Winchester, 6th Jan. 1790. WHIG INTEREST. THE Friends of the Whig Interest in Hampshire are desired to assemble at the George Inn, in Winchester, on Wednesday next the thirtieth ...
... invulnerable the fnaft of vs.- Jolty. The Cif.le pamphleteers, unable puff into any fort im t eir late petty attack on the Whig Club over -Mr. nolly s Aionldcr, to excite any formal an-I.' thi-ir fi mfy fophifms, are pteparing to anftrer 'he pt' dufli ...
... The the cnfuinp widter pfomifc* to a fcene «f y and fplendour, long unknown in the annaU or Ift.and. The oieietinp of the Whig Club next it ia txpe«!ltSl wil' aad an ...
... party, w ere highly pleafed with his conduct. In the course of one of the candidate's fpeeches, he had occafion to ufe the word whig,—which a country Freeholde: hearing feveral times, cried out aloud— Damn all wigs, itve the man tliat wears his own hair. ...