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... to the fp.h'ts bel.i v Caftle, they found yo excellent filb wi hin their nets, and yet were under the dire neccinty of alio whig the whole tod-part. Tuefday the fo?lotvin? Jrurntyn-.en Carpenters, Patrick Bourke, John s Brigdale,- Maurice Beffie and John ...
... operative law.—'Lord Flenry Petty lltppoited Mr. Fox ; but the ex-reprefentative of Downlhire, the ex-member of the Northern Whig Club—the ex'.irpater of Irilh Conftitution was filent—Mi. Fox laid, fome Irilh Members were ready to take the gauntlet, if ...
... owes her greatnefs to her trade, and it is fit the commercial imereft fliould have fteady advocates in the l^giflature. The Whig principles not appear to be obliterated ; many counties have returned gentlemen, whofe attachment to' Mr. Fox, and fteady adhereoce ...
... a diftance. Capt. W. feven fail of the line, apparent-7 fleering for Jamaica. We are tok), that fome time ago, information whig given to the Commandant at Hifpaniola that fchooner was fupplying the Blacks with military fores. See. a French frigata yvas ...
... will propofed, it underflood, in oppofiriou to Earl Percy. hear that he is gentleman the higheft refpeftabi- and talents.. Whig Club—VeSerday extraordinary meeting of taw diftinguilUed Society- was held the Crown and AWu«r'Tavern, bis Grace tlie Duke ...
... The Americans and (me few Gngliih adminifler to the wants of. both ilacixs and their enemies,” Tuefday laA the Members of the Whig Club at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Lonon, for the firft.time this feafon. The meeting rat very numerous, and aaany Members ...
... Mr. Attorney Genera! having, on the part of the Bar, prefented the foregoing Jreis, Lord Chancellor Ponfonby read the folio whig Twer: Gentlemen, I feel much honoured your kind congratu.atio.i3 upon tny appointment the Great Seal Ireland ; and I (hall ...
... he was one the Officers captured at Saratoga with Gen. Bnrgoyne—therefore he was to cc i mind a grind us the next war.—Balt. Whig. Norfolk, Dec. 23. We umlerftand from very authority, that orders have been ifTued all naval Commanders in the lervice the ...
... reewfowin Ireland, into Ge fieldii with pttet, and foU-ftwn hedge*, Sr Glcadowe Kewcomcn** demefoe. The ...
... , Earl Percy, Lord Wm. Ruife), Mr. Byng, Mr. Whitbread, & . together with the whole of Mr. Fox’s colleagues in office. The Whig Clob, with the Duke of Norfolk at head; will attend the funeral. ...
... expefted to clofc this day. *The London Gazette Saturday laft announces ftventecn Bankruptcies. .The Editor and Printer of The Whig, London Paper, were tried, on Saturday, in the Eritifh Court King’s Bench, for libelling Lord Ellenborough.—The trial lafted ...
... compie- On Thurfday morning came before Mr. Jnflice Grofe, and bpicial Jury, in London, trial of the Printer and Pubhlher of the Whig, for a i bel. The trial having excited jnteitll. the Court, and all the llreets leading tt> were crowded at an early •hour ...