... panted, And though a despot in my soul, Bout Liberty 1 ranted. For this vviili Whigs I was enrolled, Tli? Whigs of modern day, Sirs ! But new with them few tenets hold, A motley Whig is Grey, Sirs. Near twenty years in Stephen's Fauc, 'Gainst Pitt 1 rail'd ...

... ?? (FaOM THE SATIRIST, OR MOKTIIXY METEOR.) Whig: Ned wooed Kitty for his bide, *T was said without a cause lie Sigh'il : Wedded, there's none but must allow, The youih has cause sujficient now. ...

... ONTHE REFORMS 01- THE LATE ADMINISTRATION For twenty years, when out of place, Whig Patriots ban I'd about reforms, And stoutly swore that change tlieir case, They'd drive the Placemen out by swarms. When in, they threat'ned gen'ral rout, But how, good ...

... a house fronting the sea, passed through the wall, and providentially did no other damage. Whig Club. — Mr. Wm. Smith was to have presided yesterday at the Whig Club, but on ac- count of the death of a near relation, his absence was apologised for by the ...

... I spare no pains, In cudgelling for place tlieir asses brains. The next, more volatile, their horses drub ; This called the Whig and ihat the faill'd il'hip Cf.ua. This burns through Funrpe's storms the State lo guide, That driving through the streets ...

... y ; he meant Sir Joseph Banks ; and he was sorry there was no prospect that he would ever c >mur io the principles -,f die Whig Club. f'hat gentlemm ai d • ther ...

... We agree in opinion with Mr. Fox, who, two or three years ago, when the same alarm existed, treated it in a speech at the Whig Club as ridiculous, and the plans of invasion as vi- sionary. But it will become Government not to despise. the threats of ...

... WHITL AND HART. The Defendants in this case, who are tbe Proprietor and Prin- ter of a Weekly Newspaper called 7„e Independent Whig, and w ho had been found guilty of publishing two different libels, one of them against Lord Chief Justice Lllenborough, the ...

... Justice Rooke and Hon. Mr. Justice : L.- Blanc. ; Northern-. .Mod. Mr. Justice Chn-.nbre and the Hon. Mr. Baron Wood. i The Whig Club met on Tuesday. — Mr. Clifford proposed the health of Sir F. Bi-rdf.tt and the West- minster Elector*-, upon which Mr ...

... Oiiicers employed ?? his lliigade, and winch were all satisfactorily . beared up. M.iior Am-:eko, who* commanded tins left whig of the BSth Reg,., e„t on lh- Ah, gave a .l-iua t -,c, ,„tu( of all h! s operations Vv.tlil..-Jia1r..!0f ,„e„. until having ...

... firm attachment to our Con- stitution in Church and State, a.-, by taw established. He was a Whig on the principles of the glorious revolution, not a modefti Whig.wholikea weathercock was continually veering. He was no friend to innovations, but would always ...

... his friends, both the great and the small, Save his Schoolmaster Tooke, and his apt Scholar F&ull9 O shame to the JVigs. if a Whig hi* could be ! But sure he was n.it, and was scares- a TVMggse; Now redue'd to a Scratch, iie looks shabby and droll, And never ...