... which have efcaped Ireland, which was four and two forty- dered to be read a fecond rt time fince, The Irith Dary Bill the Whig ub and_paffed. don Tavern, when The Houfe went into + was in-the with the urmoft Collingwoods Annuity Bi to be report to uke ...

... proe Speech on Mr. Whi population of pre i orfe fides, making the Raflien Armamenr, © of their intentiors, 7. Speech at the Whig C and de(per: ate brte Speech at the opening wee ba lata Lh tuftic co 4 ot Commons, ow th coming upon them XVI. Jan. 31, 1793 ...

... offspring many crimes, the tnsny enormi ies. which Jacobins woilhip, and Demagogues adore out that fober, rational, and manly ol Whig Liberiv. which transf'rrcd .he Sceptre LU >0 .h, pr.fe«. I’d fupported by Rockingham and a Savue, and will be found in .he ...

... friends of Mr. Fox there has not been the fame zeal and energy dilpliyed might have been expedfed. I have lent myfelf to of Whig liberty, and if they have not flood forward with zeal 10 fuppoit me, fay he fault does not lie with me, but with them.” Lord ...

... of a day or two will er unprinci ag- y the enemy in that = 1a territory has Crus.—The f divifion and we a formidable force Whig Club, for the feafon at the Crown and We need e frontier provinces s caufed to an- in the chair. moment when the princi at ...

... Commander Chief at Jamaic* which contain account* of capture* of leraral the enemy'* veffe!** by the Ihrp* that ftation. the Whig Clubkald it* monlhty sorting at tffir Crown and Anchor Tavern : T*>a Duka of Bedford woo in th* chair. On hia Grace'* health ...

... falutary eitecHs, arrcl the meetings which had lately begun to place that country, difplnyea fpirit liberty. concluded giving the Whig duo ot Scotland, which wasctraulc with applaufe. Soon after eight o'clock, the Dak- Bed left the Chair, and was Mr. Adam. Among ...