... Constitution itself , an() sets their advocalcs far above the stigma usually attached to party r. then is a pl.rieCt model of a Whig of the Old School. The caase of the Revolution is the banner wider which he fights, and to the test of its gentt moo and u ...

... rre md-.s from hihlin C.iT-. l hou?*:*, n which ! rge turn .ney has b-cr. nojc. u. improvement, cm of l. rge pm-loa*,- two Jr;whig rooms, iiu Iy, iruig c!'. er. two halls, bed roomi, verv rxtenuvc* cdlarage, and v apartments, and m >ldcommoclous c-dices ...

... oingei’s Guide price 6s. three Sonatas for the Piano Forte, with Scottilh airs, op. 15; price Bs. ihd. new edition the folio whig favourite works: Mozart’s three Sonatas, op. 2;—Hook’s three Sonatas, op. 54 Mazzinghi’s Harp Sonatas, op. ; Stcrktl’s Concerto ...

... three times a wceit, ceahle arrangements. U !,a eiiargcr, warranted round and free vtct. mouirc the t-r age, n.M.n Celtic . WHIG• IT HUNTER. tO ftea the, i Kcoofilorv, hunter JL ? rut ui-ty wtd tpgagr.d - , ,6 It he. end ’.lie „e‘> geuert-i i.-aperin Itriird ...

... of these subjeets, .! which might lead to a discussion foreign to the , my motion—Dear.' hear!—l do sin. ccrely avow - my Whigs of regret, feelings which ;. most operal. Oa doe mind of every man who va- the ts-of his country, and which are ; ,genurally• ...

... the of Lord Grenville and Mr. Fox. with to whom a delay day or two will take place.—Sun. Whio Club.— The firfl meeting of the Whig Club, for the feafon,- was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, ftlr. Byng the chair. need not fay, that, in moment when the ...

... Middlefea, in the Chair.—Mr. Fox’s health Was drank with cnthuiiafm, but the toad which was drank with mod emphafis, was, May the Whig Club never relax its efforts adverfity, nor forget its principles piuip.rity !” We fincercly hope they iiiay not. The Aldermen ...

... that Gentleman, proposed by Mr. Byng, was, as usual, drank with ecstaey. They drank also with tree times three, 44 May the Whig!' Club never relax its efforts in adversity, izor forget it principles in prosperity ! On Tuesday, at half after three o'clock ...

... Election for Weftminflcr, and experienced the warm acclamations of an immenfe concourfe of fpectators. He was dreffed in the Whig Uniform. Thurfday lad, the Elcffors of Wedminfter, about 700 in number, affemblcd at the Crown and Anchor Tavern (London) — ...

... 3on give him your support, to subscribe to some stich article as briefly follow :—• Ist, he should so. It declare himself a Whig ; (not a seceded one, for they are ;) for, if he be a Tory, his principles will lead him to complete the ssbversion of the ...

... his feat the Honourable Board accordingly. was a very iplcndidDrawingßoosy St.James’s,on at whiih the Minifters attended. The Whig Club th ...

... coloured,and fancy and Sarlnct ...