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... November next—to comment on 'the excellence of the Situation, for any kind of &minas, he conceives unnecessary.-,-His Stock of Whig and Groceries, on hand the first of next Month, will be Sold for Ready by one of the young Men traoiafting his flusinesS, who ...
... the pur. pose of affixing a suspicion of disloyalty on the owner thereof, would be aeting the contemptible part or the Loyal Whig, whom Swift so keenly ridicules and so deservedly reprobates. These refleEtions, Sir, will not appear ral when 1 inform you ...
... n, by introducing a Whig, &scanting on the different Signs hanging over houses, ',hese Punch was to be sold, and affixing to the dilratent devices painted thereon, some plot or another intended against Government. the .I.nral Whig happened to observe ...
... King-to Oxford sent a troop of horse, For Tories know no arguments but force ; With equal care to Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs allow no force but argument. A coffeel list of Fairs to bc held in the folloroing Counties, in the present month. June, 1807 ...
... THE Anwr. liamorm Arrived on Saturday at narerieli of transports, Whig os board the 75th (Hiodoatas) aed fifth reginaonts, which lusted this day ; they ars from Guernsey sod Major-Geserat Moire, to take.tho cognised at Newfoundland, is gait% oat is tho ...
... parent of so many enomiities, .which Jacobins worship, and Demagogues adore; but that sober, rational, and manly spirit of Whig Liberty, which transferred the Sceptre of these Realms to the present al Family; which was supported by a Rockingham and a ...
... iect, and which I hope will meet with yeitr approhatien. The Resolutions were then read by Mr. Clarkson, Secretary of the Whig Club : I. Resulted—That The Cazeite of September the ed, giving the account of the victory e.tined over the Duke , sit D'Auhrantes• ...
... with on and Sundry Merchandize, which were forwarded from thence to this TVwn by Land Carriage, in consequence of the Cipal Whig broke down—and he acquaints the Public, that he will continte the conveyance Otatl kinds of Goods between Dublin and this City ...
... to be Let on the Demesne of SH N:40,1% v tr. w. Application at Shannenvietr. Jul 8 , ICI. NEW-YORK, AUGUST 14. The Baltimore Whig says, English vessels which are loaded in the night. for the purpose of acoidnig the law, let them be marked. and let the ...
... ;pBaients of the ihsestigat ion into fife conduit of the Deke of York. inae) of the Whigs. t , were the., awl malignant; they ee%. •••iembevi that Eity.periek en. Whig :secretary at War, cue a.. the season fur the Royal Duke, chara:- . . . ) ti aM. ...
... country in particular, were full as zealous against the Grenvilles as they we against the Foxites. The truth is, that the Whigs wished to remain in power, and they thought that purpose would he accomplished by busing their enemies, rather than by rewarding ...
... haying sold a seat mu the Howse of Commons ;- aud, in short, that, in every thing, respectiug the iuterests of the people, the Whigs have themselves, to full, as inseusible as their rivals. All this the people remember ; all this, and much more, is fresh in ...