... hi: sty, which *agreed a *time, and ordered to be read a second time. Mr. Secretary 14 v sea presented certain accouuts rc- Whig to Irish henedcet.—Ordered to He on the table. • - Mr. HAS;, from the bank of reglaad. presented ac?hunts of the sums expeeded-Ly ...

... Ire mooed Ammo pada edtba tineii. Ash. bound fortoiolist. viodisemer.,ll atea,..,wdlt a cargo of mood pampatietsfy to tbe Whig Bribe togretletied, . desire, sod oodatilhe • .. or *berg . libil Niste Mg salmaafh- 1 li 4 WIN The Bear, of 14 pee, Ind ...

... Bonaparte, | 4 the garrison facing our Spanish line: t sce, in the 4 with to witwess the exnto: and perfectly answe from 4 Whig. was intended, the entire front ty he agrees} being blown up with the ditei 4 4 the more rendered a comp plete mass ‘of, perhaps ...

... ¢ a | Porter, Ale, Cider, & Ale. afew Tons ef WHITE S OF Tit IC Wii VE BE © by the consantly supplied with SALT fi ry last, whig and have at preseat a large s es being scares THOS & CHAS oF a Newry, March 12. solicit ~ maid of CHINA, GLASS, a Titde nee ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tuefd.ir, there was numerous meeting refpfftahle Club, the Freemafons’Tayerh—Lord Holland the Chair. Alter drinkinw all the regular toafls of the day, which the Noble rman fcverally educed with an appropriate illuflration, paid a mod affecting ...

... the He might remind Justice Wright aid the simple we. He would yo ion in The | mitted. Te was a Ministsy and inistry and a Whig if sury, he allowed, it be b re; pict at contention, If ing its uecessity, it was questionable an athe Commitment, we Justice ...

... presented it were committed. It a Ministry. Bcfore the nest session, that %iuistey and Parliament were succeeded hy a Whiss aial a Whig Parhareent ; yet even then with C . the spi ri t o f content i on st r ong in both partit.l. ti;es euth agreed i n th e commitment ...

... and dinrailcd by the country- —as ihc authors of the Scheldt Jit inn—of all our difalfcts and tldgraccs; that very the fame Whigs rally round hen they thctnfclvts at the bead of ; in iht ir gratitude for this one aol was forgotten all lilt crimt that niliration ...

... the public, is bpprefliou and tvianny.” ciiminued. Not Being a part'- ihan, cannot lay much about party • but what elid the Whigs the talents,or the Outs this t 1 you, when dir Francis was ordered to the Tower? they informed von they would rally round ...

... the public, is oppression and tyranny.” (He continued,) Not being party man, I cannot say much about party, but what did the Whigs, the Talents, or the Outs on this occasion tell you, when Sir Francis was ordered to the Tower i They informed you they would ...

... Valence, ogether so nn. if (laughier)—-they would cail the ind as nothing |} pleased—but m that moment di ot the subject, |} Whigs come torward and prono the liber. |) the ume for rallying round the Go tion for a few t} Government which had tor so ic trace ...

... came forth that party, whether better known by the name of The Whigs, The Telents, or, The Outs, (lunghing)-—ihey would call them ‘ which they pleased—but in that moment did those staunch Whigs come forward and pronounce that to be the time for rallying ...