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... their a8 the Ylolation. Imper- 8, it ig Hindu code ®Sent scarcely known they. 4e. To its nobler A sei entirely strangers, tn . Whig, by the n, the ;., Contribute to Influence of super- £2, i] t ALE i) 3 LE: a & 3 ...
... having the Impe~1a l icence on board,) b ?? ted to sailtfros any of the neutral ports of Yranc-, or iii ininions. Yesterday the Whig Club held their ifirst mu for the season, at the Crown and Anchor T r' the Duke of Norfolk in the ckair. The d spent with that ...
... roaring pack abroad, Of mad, unmuzzled lions, As Queensberry buff and blue unfurled, And Westerha' and Hopeton hurled . To every Whig defiarce. But Queensberry, cautious, left the war, T' unmnanner'd dust might soil his star, Besides, he hated bleeding; But ...
... below a House-keeper’s Store-room, most conveniently fitted up; two other Bed Rooms, and a Closet, and large Kitchen. The North Whig contains a spacious Kitchen, fitted witn Orates, Ovens, Jack, iki. Dairy, Larders, and many substantial conveniencies. The ...
... It is stated, in a letter from Cadiz, that Marshal Mortier is dead of the wounds he received at the siege of Olivenza.: The Whig Club held their March meeting yes- s terday, at the City of London Tavern, Mr Whit- -bread in the chair. -STOCKS THIS:DAY AT ...
... Her darling cub's undoing! That might greet, that I might cry, While Tories fall, while Tories fly, And furious Whigs pursuing ! What Whig but wails the good Sir James; Dear to his country, the names Friend, Patron, Benefactor ! Not Pulteney's wealth ...
... And kissing Combustion through 11 Whistling his roan' 1 ' Of mad, «n»m»Kdbl',y f As Queensberry t And Westerha' and ' ever/ Whig ...
... Glasgow'Chrouicle, Edinbutgh Couranti Mercury, Advertiser, Star, LIondor Sunsday Review, Bell's i reeey. Me~ssenget, Independent-Whig, Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle, Cobbet'b Journal, Monthly ivlagaziie, Gentleman's f do. Scots do. Edinburgh Reviewf Lloyd's List; ...
... -NbEPEN-DNT WVGc-One of the French papers lately receivkd, the Courier Frdncois, in making an extract' from the Indepefndent Whig, terms it L'In- dependente PERUQJuE. Extract of a Letter from Captain Wood, of the Brig Ann of Aberdeen, 'who sailed on the ...
... -KE4SNAY, ogs In his Fifty Presbyterian and Non-Confidential Letters, ply and Preliminary Discourse, &c. - his By a LAYr1n WHIG OF THE OLD STAMP. i' S' thour a wa;n wnise in his o.bn conhei; t4re-i! h~re ho`ds of a fool than Of hin. -SOLOMONa. Aberdeen: ...
... to reform, because, if not acquired, the corruption must be productive of a violent revo- lution. He never would join either Whig or ! Tory to desert the party of' his countiy:. If' be had a friend, a brother, or a son, who, -in the present state of things ...
... D. MINISTER OF RIS:M)AY, In his Fifty Presbyterian and Non-Coafideatial Letters, and Preliminary Discourse, &c. By a LAY 1 WHIG OF THE OLD STAMP. Sedt ?? a man wose in his own conceit; there iJ ?? kope I t of a fool than of him.S u SOLoMoN. Aberdeen: ...