... Military, than our | | thing The Whigs neitements tv revolution, pub- ; called the Meeting, of anarchy, but their detestable whom they detest ly crushed by the prudent ard that most able and excellent | der ; for the sake the Whigs; andina at Vice. Chancellor ...

... 3 Johnson has, Whig (Sax ) Whey 2 The name of taction; for Tor v he.,.. it be derived from Irish word,’ sigoity i.T* savage. One who adheres to th- ancient con mtiitma the state, and the apostolical bieraiX »f the ofGng'and— p to Whig •>* 4 Daniel Defoe ...

... taken place. This was expected to Westminster ; hut an opposition to Mr llobhouse has arisen from two qu triers, from the Whigs and ultra Reformers; for, in the pre-ent -tate politics, and he rage for faction, have now :fir,e parties, where hut lately ...

... peculiar pi gentlemen and his} In case of Dre. ii Ro! nt Ole Wills, his Thi her medica! to be in close atten: mute of rooms whig i dants occupy have and excellent air, b Terrace ound t} i alk on wand the King ae The Lords and Chamber, his Eeu are Oceastonally ...

... and lost to all shame, Closed for ever (he day their pride and their fame, those whom hut pity and scorn could piimn Of the Whigs—ol tlie wretched remains their t crew. \\ hat, alas ' can wc ?’* cried their Ciiief and tiic sound Alas! what can we do,” ...

... Assistant Surgeon the only Whigs and the Rad was sent for, who bled him, aud discussion on the su rently found so much relief from | be alike unnalaieat arose carly the next morning | Duke of B —d, and g Richmond Wood, to) Whigs want, is fort of that name ...

... punishment, but trust a salutary warning to the survivors! Reports are industrioinly circulated in Bedfordshire that nobleman of Whig principles and ancestry means fake his seat the Ministerial benches next Session. is said, the indisposition of Mr. George ...

... the hustings ! It must be galling, bitterly galling, to the d[fftd.nl Man of the People, to doomed to lackey the heels of a Whig ; to walk into the House Commons behind Sir S. Ronully, to be second to one of that faction he has always so contumeliously ...

... loti iii a House, including those who paired off, tellers. &e. about or -IsO members. It was previously nndei.sloud that the Whigs had given • heir friends parliamentary holiday the 2d of February; that this was to the grand display oftheirpower; and that ...

... third match in opposi ion to the wishes and expectations of the noble father. New jKnfw.huuter, Has started in the Independent Whig: he attribute* those celebrated letleti to the Author of Rome’s Decline and Fall”—Edward Gibbon, Esq. with what propriety will ...

... fi:v.4 The A/ug, v. Henry White, was a:' information against the laut, printer, publisher and proprietor of the Independent Whig, f, t libel his Royal Highness the Dcke of Cum* her land, inserted in that paper tile August Mr. llicnardson opened the pleadings ...

... s; and, with tion of Whitshed Keene, Esq. M. for goineryshire,, was the oldest Member the liouse of Commons.—He was of the Whig partv, and one the most staunch friends the late Mr. Fox Mr. Lux ford, banker, Salisbury, died about same time. Tuesday weelt ...