... to his care, defeended in farety. no doubt, *as it the font of the tree, when the lovely was in it's boughs—Alas! no Inch Whig, he„wps footing in bed. The faithful Squire, however, loon awoke him to hie good fortune; and a elk* being in readlnefs, they ...

... and be promifet to bright ornament in the fituation in which the Britilh Government have thought proper to place him. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor onTuefday. Lord Holland was in the chair. Nothing particular happened. The principal toaßs ...

... and happy The Emperor of Germany has commuted the war tax upon income, the which high per cent, upon tlve firft riches. the Whig Club dmed at the and Anchor tavern, Lord Holland the chair. His j drank the glorious and immortal ; memory King William the ...

... but alfo manifefted a difppfition renounce all fubmiflion to the Dey. ...

... ;t thick fmoak. The frofi never yet impeded the rapidity of its cou.fe. Lord Hol'and was in the Chair at- the dinner ofthe Whig Club yelicrday, and the meeting was numerous. The Lod Mayor was announced as Chairman at tht next dinner. The Stewards are ...

... Solhany T~ George Potter, of ng crofs i 7;» 15, March 13, &'C —Atwrndy, Mr. Wil - - R = l‘. March 3, * ...

... command now ha me that fatisfaftion let me when arc again called to the field you will convince fuldiers conquer under Klcbcr Whig Club the Lord in the chair fiill toaftof fovereignty of the ’’ introduced im-nioitalmumnry King William the Third” retnind- ...

... liberated from the county gaol, to their families, and their have the fatisfattion of receiving every (hilling their debt*. • The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor on Tuefday, when Lord Holland .was in the chair.—The principal togftil were, The Sovereignty ...

... unlimited andextenfivc commerce with the Chinefe, fo earneftly defired, towards rendering our more productive and permanent. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor on Tuefday. Lord Hand was in the Chair. Nothing particular happened. The principal were ...

... war tax into a tax upon income, the fcale pf which nlcends ria high as 20 percent, upon the tirft daft of riches. Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and .Anchor tavern, Lord Holland in the chair. His Lordlhip drank to Ittgltriw and iI. mor tal mimory ...

... brave, but wretched army he has deferted; and the Idol of Fifteen Days will be munaiked completely to the Great Nation. • ' The Whig Club dined again at . the Crown and ',Anchor on 'Fuefilay, .Lind Holland in the Chair. His Lordfhip gave as Toafts-.-- the ...

... utii.erand Sir John Buri.ir Warren, in the early period ..t the war, arc tn the recollec- tion ol every perfon. Tuefday the Whig Club dine J at the Crown and Anchor tavern, Lord Holland in theL'hair. «' ...