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... pride of his life to be attach- ed to a paity, who were united from principle, and though they were called by the nick-name of Whigs, in oppofition to the Tories, it was an honourable diftinftion they poffeffed, as the fupporters of liberty civil md religious ...
... the Premier's flave ; Turn'd out — a Hampden rifen from the grave ; Recanted errors gain the crowd's applaufe, He fhines a Whig, the prop of Freedom's caufe ! TheDo-lor cries, •*• abftain from pois'nous wine, Yet drinks two bottles, or he could not dine ...
... ; and the very laft letters from thence fpeak of all the family being as well as could be expected. The laft meeting ofthe Whig Club for the feafon was held yefterday, and was numeroufly attended. The Duke of Portland and many other diftinguifhed per- ...
... CHARACTER ofa WHIG. By the late Dr. Franklin. The Whig lives in every ftate, but ?? to live only in a free ftate. He claims no right to himfeif, but what he k willing to give to his neighbour. He is not lifted in Sects by- founds, nor kept in them by ...
... 'them, nominated him to be one of their Reprefentatives ; that they fent a moft refpeetable deputation of gentlemen in the Whig in- tereft to invite him to become a candidate ; and from tthe time that they met him on his approach to the • ?? i n s ( ...
... in the public prints an advertifement, purporting tobe a Refolution of an Affembly affociated under the denomination of the Whig Club, and figned Henry Grattan, which he conceived to be of a nature fo extraordinary, that he could not believe it to be ...
... French National Affembly, the bufinefs of the evening opened with' reading Doctor Price's fpeech at the laft meeting of the Whig Club, on the 14th of July. That part of the lpeech was peculiarly applauded, where the glow- ing orator fpeaks of a confederation ...
... ornament to Nobility than to Human Nature ; and yet Nobility could b^aft no brighter Jewel in its diadem. — ln principle a ftrict Whig — He fleverthejefs fo conducted himfelf, that while the ad- verfe party oppofed his politics, they loved and revered toe man ...
... lift exhibits, fince the lata pro- motions, upwards of 2000 commiffioned officers, be- llies mafters and furgeons. Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the Gown and Anchor Tavern, arid pafied the day in that fettivity and good humour, which diftinguifh all the ...
... Sir Henry Hunloke, and the Right Hon. E. Burke, were at*the levee for the firft time this feafon. At the laft meeting of the Whig Club, upon receiv- . ing a letter from Earl Stanhope, inviting them to aflb- ciate with thofe who intended celebrating the ...
... from a great 'Perfonage to acquaint Mr. Burke of his having read his late performance (The Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs), and been highly pleafed with it. Mr. Burke left Beaccnsheld on Monday laft fortown, end on Wednefday attended the Levee, ...
... to BURKE. Extraffsfrom A Letter to tbe Right Hon. Edmund Burke, by hlTZrZ?..** S A' M Z&'* bh *tf*fio* ** New to the Old Whigs, juft publifhed. ...