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... c under interrogation, and Teems much agitated. amille Defmoulint ha* ineffectually challenged Renaudi, one of the Jurors. Whig quert toned hit age, he replied, that he was juft old the Sans-Culotte * ••• [naming our Saviourj year*. Danton being questioned ...
... HUNDRED LEAGUES EROM LAND, THEIR PASSAGE THE WEST-INDIES. DR. TROTTER. WELCOME hither, airy trav'ler, B'ther reft thy wearied whig, Though from clime to dime rev'ler, Conftant to returning fpriug. along the trackkft ocean, Thou chance, mi(s'd thy way, I'll ...
... livres which had only been efti. mated at 160 millions. This increale of value ir fhews the public confidence in the Republic.” Whig Club.—A meeting was held yelterday a the tavern, when the Righ le Hon. Lord Petre was in the chair. The thank of the club were ...
... s on their recent union. Monday died, after (hort illnefs, John Bellamy, E/q. of Kenfington Terrace. was the father of the Whig Club of England and, friend to rational liberty, and to the genuine principle* of th cnnllitution, he was as ' Zealous his ...
... fy quent in various parts of my body, I the Cardiac to Mr. Thomas Duadas, chi mate of the Henry Dundas, an Eaft-India thip, whig entirely relieved him from a bilious complain ty wit four belchings and naufea in the morning. { am, Sir, your moft humble ...
... own dominions, will unquefti- onably be as duly forwarded. underitand that a motion will be made at the next meeting of the Whig Club for fubfctibing one for the re- lief of the. perfons confined the Summer on a charge of high treafon, and we make no doubt ...
... times of political fermentation, fome diftinguith- 1s ing party terms have been induftridufly diffufed and eagerly encouraged—Whig and ory, High Church and Low Church, Jacobite, Gr. Ge. have all had their day—the revailing one now is Fa- cobine !—which is ...
... a held of hay was cut down a*. Cowhill, Veftcrdav the Duke Norfolk,gave a grand dinner to teveral (tnon Memheis. Monday the Whig Club, vo'ed their litanks to the Duke of and Mr. on. OD&fjr H„ BIRTH D.iY. B V 11 1 m > Pr*, Ei'q. Fjil Liareit. ROUSED Klm ...
... a pr ved, “ Th tld not } v »¢ too foon € the houfe of Commeas ¢ 1 in retrenching it.” Mr. Gratton, the famous Irith me ern whig, now ranks with the warmeft fupporters of the war, by which means oppofition m the With Ho of Com- mons is dwindled to almoft ...
... e(q. his Majedy's counfel.— His remainsare to erred Denbighdiire.— John Bellamy, efq. Kcnlington- Terrace. was the Father the Whig-club in Kngland . and, a friend to rational liberty and the genuine principles of theconltitution, w zealous In hisexcrtions ...
... nothing to do with the main queftion, The firft part of the of Man only to France. But a called an from the New to the Old Whigs, it to the go- vernment of this country. Mr, Paine afd M1085 this attack exal- notwithitanding his firft inter perated his ...