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... that I confine myself to the truth. Yet, Sir, give me leave to observe, that it is from Briti sh,tb,rbectrance alone, that the Whig-s of your country have any quarter to .expect. Their feelings are very tender, but they have -little consideration or the feelings ...
... FOR THE PORCUTiN.E. DaFRIFTION OF THE WHIG CLUE. - 1114.--•YorkrunNE., In.looking over a pamphlet, entitled Remarks en the Conduct of Opposition,'.' I was much pleased with the following dexription of the Whig Club. As that disgraceful as.sembly threaten ...
... Gaseous Bodies; Pearson's New Chemical Nomenckturq; Brand on the Price of Wheat; &C. &c.— Among the Poetry is a Lubin Ode to the Whig Club, entid..d Ccena Civica aped prithe norms Navem4ris. Publihed at the Anti-Jacobin Office, Pet4borough-Coua, Fleet-street; ...
... continues to exist for a few months longer, there will not be an honeSt man in the kingdom who Will not ashamed to call himself-a 'whig. The body sil become extinct from mere degeneracy, Without the interventioa of the coarts . of Justice, or the necessity of ...
... these of the French and their adherents, and this for no other purpose than that of gratifying the implacable reveage of the Whigs, to which they justly thought they had - -already been compelled to make sacrifices enough. There Was, therefore, sufficient ...
... Bodies; Pearson's New Chemical Nornencl4tutv; Brand on the Price of Wheat; Etc. Etc.-- Atriong the-Poetry is a Latin Ode to the Whig. Club, entitled arna Ci6ica aped nonas Novembris. Published at the Anti-Jacobin Office, Peterborough-Court, Fleet-street, (Where ...
... of bells! How • silently. the preceding day. passed over! without the slightest notice, except a single remark in the Whig Club! Why this distinction? The one is as gloTions in the History of England as the other.. Yes; but the one is the anniversary ...
... either very foolish or very kvidked. Ave never said, that - the knives and forks zcere chained down, at the last feast, of the Whig Club. We merely hinted, that such' a precaution: might possibly have been taken. - Pi r ttr-ANTlntopos .must excuse us. ...
... ptibliThed at Belfast; in . the yelr 1775; Ilinocrati us, a Series of Political Letters, published in Lon. - 401, in 119. the Whig, a 'Series of Political Leners,:publi hod iLteidon, in 1730; a Report taken verbatim of two o-Afbrated of doe late Earl of ...
... imprescriptibe and 'unalienable: Thii a point Which We -leave. to be discussed and settled by the Morning Chronicle and the of the Whig-Cleib. The Electors of the American President had met When our advices •came away, but nothing had transpired of the precee:lings ...
... published at Belfast, in the year 17'16; . Dernocraticus, a Series of Peetical Leiters, published in London, in 1'779; the Whig, ,a Series of Political Letters, published in London, in a'Report taken verbatim of two celebratedSpeethes of the late of -Chatham ...
... excuse ;our declining , to insert •hii per: forroancfi A which, we think, do Weil enough, if wrolight into a speech at the Whig club. . • HInRNI-CUS, and the latter signed A AN, upon the state of the poor in Irthnd, will have our easliest attention ...