... letters further adv.te, that the profs of leamen has been very furccfsful there, and dill continues with unremitting ardour. ihc Whig Club met to public notice. A commiltce was airjKrinted, in order to correfpond with other lonetics through kingdom, duiing ...

... gloried in the idea—he was attached to it from Jearching into their principles, and finding them (Iriflly confonant to thole Whig principles which had been treated as a fubjefl of ridicule by others; he was proud to acknowledge their fuppor;, and happy ...

... prevent the necelftty , w Kiec m every of war —Tltc Duke ol Portland and the 4 a, bm.ie, duty tmlodeel; Ut oWerve th.tti.e Whig Interrd throughout .i| Vonftnwr. * pan Club Ireland.—The n*«t nKcl.ng was p n irh ,i r A fa.o, tompointed to Itei.l at the ...

... was then called the High Church.—Swift, had faid, and every man mud remember what he fays—“ that every Infidel is a Whig, though every Whig is not an Infidel.”—lt may alfo, laid he, obferved, that though every Jacobite be a High Churchman, every High Churchman ...