... verse; afterwards they retuiroed to the Palace, His Majesty has not been out of the Palace since Christmas, till yesterday, •whig to badness the weather. Bmnewrs of awy *er!oßS natur* hare beds cir* cularion respecting the health of ait Illustrious Personage ...

... and stnitni Are, hi preference to tiny 'other to' devote dielr exertions to the msnufadluriug at arms and pikee; the latter Whig deetinedefor those inhabitants that cannot be supplied with any at her sort of arms. . All persons refushig to cellist, or ...

... . Triton,. KNAMP i . from. the Baltic for Libation ; het . convoy was ditpersed, -hot forty-three of them had arrived off Whigs •, sailed from thence on the'llit hp' tytder convoy of the Marl and. others'of the fleet %vac . iCI charg9 of:khe sak Muguct ...

... when it comes voting, or .even holding up hands then you perceive, at once, the effect of that chain of dependence, which the Whigs of the Revolution first forged by means the funding and taxing system, and which has been, in subsequent, and especially in ...

... Parliament, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, London, May 1, 1809 Petition or' Mr, Henry White, Proprietor the Independent Whig, to the House Commons, April 24, 1809 -------- Report the Committee who conducted the Westminster Election in 1807, May 23 ...

... Letter to the People of Hampshire, on the approaching Meeting for the purpose thanking Mr. Wardle - Spain - - Mr. Wardle and the Whig Club - Mrs. Clarke’s Book - - - - * _ Case oe Lord Castlereagh.—Evidence of Mr. Reding, Lord Clancarty, and Lord Castlereagh ...

... connect'ed'veith the lute- . , t rots or ...

... free) respectfully attended to. . ferent notions into its Members for, strange to the professor . s ofToryismbecame Whigs; whilst the Whigs became the advocates of nryisni Such, is the natural , conseqnence of a junction between men, whose princi , pies ...

... a large qsantity of laft year's newfpapers, of the London Gaze. te, Morning Chronicle, Globe and Britilh Preis, Independent Whig, Poft, Star, Courier of two years, Herald, Sun, Birmingham, Cambridge, York, Edinburgh, and Irifh Papers. To be viewed, and ...

... ThU B.URG~sMU.SEtJM,,a No. 68,,. Ll6weir ...

... t . theStatt,. the Tories.and Whigs sett upon this oint to have been agree'd. For iron oRe hand, the 'or;es sty that the illegalities and violent:es of. retgli are to be attributed to iris re , liion, on the as the Whigs . pretend, that reition tetu h ...

... naapn,..ant.t . no at,i . to the c,redi, ' tors.' , • • , ~_iii:. JOHN . soN. , . . . MR. ' At a crifis lilr-.lhe .. prefent,. Whig the;a6lifid falvation of-Europe depends ..upon the .firength,. erlergy, and exertions- of, this .favoured .- ifle, - , I . ...