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... produiSion mticii of the loaves and fishes nor the'fouls of iiis drapeiy, dtrf they are, conteal the u*a.,'.rei HUhon. aYugust I. WHIG. (We are authoris'd the following :) QuiJ verum roc), it omnit in hoc sum. To the ELECTORS the COUNTY DOWN. Gentlkmf.v, r ...
... with commentary upon the principle* and obje&s those with whom the penal laws originated, and pronounced the conduit the old Whigs of the Revolution who them highly disgraceful. After a few words from X.ords Suffolk and Auckland, Lord GRENVILLE rose and ...
... existing army. This projedi could maintain its ground only two years ; for as soon as the House of Hanover succeeded, and the Whig Ministers were restored, the clause was dangerous and impolitic. The imemion of Bollingbroke was to defeat the succession of ...
... nothing was so shabby »1 our diplomacy. had nobody to write a dispatch, and as ...
... attempt upon one another’s lives; bur, from the great men the realm: our ministers state; from our *!aw-givers; from the j Whig’s privy councillors; from members of that nob.e, urabie, reverend from this description of per- t soui. one might have something ...
... associate—he supported their leading measures—he shared his advocacy with theirs in behalf of Parliamentary Reform, and in the Whig Club, those sentiments he proclaimed as Legislator, repealed as Freeman.—He was a professed enemy to the abuse of power, and ...
... received, per the Vrjfer, W ILttAM CaMPBELt, Master, from I. bon, a Parcel, consisting of Tin: and Common Congou and Green TEAS, WHIG H WI Roll and Pigtail TOBACCO, and SNUFF, Of his own Manufacture, and a general Assortment of Goods in the GROCERY LINK, wdi ...
... testimony of Mr. W hitbread. It there appears, that that Gentleman was not ashamed own O’Connor as his friend ; say, this Mr. U Whig —who stands forward this day to calumniate me unjustly. disavow all such assertions. My principles are known; my love to the ...
... is 720, width 126 are of the line; ftftm 50 44 runs, fourteen; frigates 157; sloops, &c. 178; gun-brigs, Ac. 235. ' M- The-Whig Club held r Meeting Tuesday at the Freemason't Tavern; but it was not attended of the higher supporters of the new Administration ...
... »: quently, more generally canvassed titan it ever had been liefore. , „ On the death of the Marquis of Rockingham, the old Whig party fell into a state of disunion, nearly bordering upon dissolution. A new arrangement took place soon after, and Lord ...
... the evil. Mr. Waitiiman thought foe present a good opportunity for collefting. signatures. was known to the opinion of the Whig Club, to which that meeting ought to assimulate principle and sentiment, that this business should followed through every town ...
... horseback, and with silk •rarf, hatband and gloves, supported by two gentlemen foot, with scarves, hatbands and gloves. Members the Whig Club, black mourning cloaks, and in scarves, with silk hatbands and globes, four and four. Household, in Mourning Cloaks, with ...