... there is a very proper memorandum, (uperfeding Lieut. Robinion the 66th foot, being a boy fchool. Mr. Fox mentioned at the Whig Club Meeting, on Tuefday, that he did not mean to attend the difcuflions tri Parliament future. alarming dilittrbance took ...

... HorneTooke, voted on the fame fide, he union of tbefe perfonagts isjdtftly remarked extraordinary. This day a meeting of the Whig Club took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern iv the strand. The Toafts Club having been drank, The Chairman gave— His Majelty ...

... landed about twenty minutes oue. Alter being (worn in, paft two o'clock his Lordlhip and the proceflion left and retnrficd 10 Whig*. half after three, the Lord Mayor, and the Sheriffs, &c. proceeded in their fplendid carriages toGuildhali. bridges were covered ...

... and gas-lights, and St. Paul's, And gamblers caught by Mr. Halls Paper. What is't narrates full many story, Of Mr. Speaker, Whig and Tory, And heroes all agog for glory ? The Paper. What is it, say, tbat makes you merry, With anecdotes of Tom and Jerry ...

... they are. The appointment of my Royal Master is enough for me. (Cries of Hear, mingled with great laughter.) Whether they are Whigs or Tories, it's all one me. (Laughter.) While they act conscientiously I'll support them. While tbey act otherwise 111 oppose ...

... politic have been supposed t 0 belong to ality.— mes, ons expressed on the si de of liber. © Times says, lave determi “ The Whigs have had a meeting, ned to support the Government in the disfranchisem ir 7 ent bill, The rancis’ By irdett’s, and the meeting ...

... heir-at-law of tbe celebrated Harry House (of electioneering notoriety in the time of Wilkes and Fox, and also father of the Whig Club), sought to recover of the defendant a Tuansion-houso and lands at Mitcham, the occupation of the defendant, which had ...

... After this, it not difficult d-al with the rumours by which it has been ascribed to him that has been making propositions to Whig Lords and Tory Lords. They are wilful falsehoods! And as to dissolving the Parliament!—it is as much within bis contemplation ...

... possession of present pay and plentiful plunder—an opposition party, fed with future hope and contingent expectation. The 'Whigs have a party—the Tories have a party—'the Saints,' as they are called, have a party—the owners (Oh, profanation!) of slaves ...

... Armagh, to abandon his sacred office, because he refused to perjure himself to save a mnrderer. The Synod, says The Northern Whig bowed te the tyranny of faction, and decreed that the conprregation of Castle-Caulfield should choose an assistant and sucessorto ...

... so we believe is Mr. Bridge. Mr. Hodges was always a staunch Whig, as well as Mr. Plumptre, the latter of whom, however, was strongly op posed to Emancipation. Mr. Darell is another stout Whig—we might almost term him a Radical. Lord Marsham is a very sound ...

... and Grenville Administration, he was first Irish Secretary, and was afterwards President of the Board of Coutrol. With the Whigs he quitted office, and on the death of Mr. Ponsonby he became leader of the Opposi- tion in the House of Commons. On the formation ...