... probably they are sometimes entirely omitted. Of the Royal Peers, the Prince of Wales has almost uniformly attached himself to the Whig Party—at present he seems mor2 than ever the friend of Mr. Fox; and his brother, the Duke of Clarence, takes a very aaive part ...

... Majesty's Councils, or any place of trust or pry& under the Government, all persons Who may be implicated in the said abuses. _ _ WHIG CLUB. Yesterday this Club held its Monthly Meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern :—The Dike of Bedford was in the Chair. On ...

... 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 ...