... who is the wvaflal of France, who temporal Prince at leatt only by the permilio, i the avowed enemy, of the Ggmnmql}):,.‘,, whig under fuch circumftances, it cannot beliey, r: 'bmefi and confcientious means have been or wm‘tm the Priclts of the Romith ...

... hor TVgN .us‘:':‘ 2ib ! I.} s , . t L‘ufir‘fmd—ilc(pctfi-fin- J;_‘. 5 up- iol o i n&.’-l “3 right mind h,,wnz.appmvfi the & whig harricd: ' K 5 .,f.. feelings >A g (pi cod, and all made : 6. . 242 ix about to become the fubje® afgogdnveNigition. The ...

... rebelion of and thus, Gentlemen, faid Mr. MeCyy have the reafon why the prifoner has not by brought to trial. If the circumftances whig {tated in this cafe, fhall be clearly fupporte; evidence, it will be your duty to find the guilty ; bur if they fhall not be ...

... Endeavour to find out if the Officers o e lith navy have a favourable opinion of the ful, if they fpeak the French language, a 4 whig or republican principles; anq fend names of thofe diftinguifthea for navg) by, political or fenarorial ralents, i * Of thefe ...

... but they failed in their attempe, by, T, o oy journey on Friday evening, at fix O.M’:‘?l‘ hours within the time fpecified, whig, v ¥ in fixdays. The wager was b.m.,,n that d.:l‘ and Mr. Whitham, a tanner, ip Chorbyy 5 3001. againft Mr. T.’s zoq], . b ...

... Marines if advanced to the reccuir, from 7l 19s. 10 15l wit:¢c CLUB a v Tu fday the moft numerous and reipedtlc meets ing of the Whig Club which has takea phice for years, was held at the Crown and Anchor, Mr. Fox in the Chair. Among the company were the folowing ...

... potifm purchafes with money, or forges ’KI::M ror, from the flave it has robbed of r'dfln..fi ing been the firft public occaion whig, ‘ fince Lord Hardwicke's determi.m;o,m,c 0 the Government of this country had been e, the {train of Yoyahy was heightened ...

... the Duke of AM: Louis XVIII. at Warfaw, and that they g er importance than thofe lately P“U“Md Drake and Mehe. The manner i whig vernment has obtained poffefion of thep B cret, as well as the pa_ryic_nl_qs of the ¢g ilfelf ; butit is genc}ally believed ...

... the confi.h“ fes all the lettens g s and the B°llfhon,'. e Duke of Angoy \w, and that theyl::: ofe lately MiMd he manner i whig poffetfion of them ;,i iculars of the y believed that it ju agents of our fm! -—o ...

... Rrapsle | every Gentleman feemed 1o prefy %:‘ 3 emulous to contribute by hig individoy wards menifefting the general joy wiy whig welcomed: back to his native county’s b congratulation with which he wag reere honaurs_ which bis Majeily hag ““‘-M 'ftow on ...

... Amical I’rcpantifll‘ “KER\ LeQures og X the 8k November, A e of the Wineer, Dy, c“fr of LeQures o the ;’; the Particyfap, of whig Utgre Advemfemcnk. - D'\!erfu, CXcept that of ‘ ¥ a, ...

... court ftreef, will be yutchmfe..t :;.”8 boufe ;, 1, Palace for the ArchbitMop of Duwnoycnm:. 5 old refidence in.Kevio.ftreer, whig Place o a barrack. . s Parchyg A few days ago a man whe in Cole’s-lane, was fuddenly fei ::dep:;:h:*;r“ without any apparent ...