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... the Milts beloagiag thereto. awl a Mamas, or Tawniest, Firth Gallen. had Pinery. Aid ilso nearly Thirty Arras et copilot lei Whig Felice; the Whale &tar about live Aerie a Ere Trite-Fria. and Isar by Mr. James Psalms. The 411.1. Frerbalth and situated ; ...
... Tenesse coun- try, adverted to in the above instrament of Mir. Madison :-—~ § Savannah, Nov. 21. We learn trom the Nashville Whig of the 1st inst. that Major General Gaines has made'a re- wilitia. to be marched into the Creek nation. quisition on Governor ...
... consisten.y ( gross, whether corps of Invalids might not be t tures of its flourishing condition are seen, ia Have you, an Irish Whig, Imitated the praise- 1 i )e embassy.—Fruitless were the labours of Lord j wit!l ri,e Rul'lic interests, the reduction t’c ...
... in Abe hole country I a hones' man and all the have v. r. ped I bop come for am the man that dreu stones from the billy Led whig big »io now more present tell BARFLY FAGIN. Dreadfid Catastrophe. —About quarter pat two, the .g Sunday last, fire was discovered ...
... the Chancellor of the Fxchequer, (which want of room compels us to coudense,) consists of remarks on the advantage which the WHIGS are endeavouring to take of the present embarrassments of the country, in which the inconsistencies of the party are exposed ...
... instruction OL of thig se brave men, by providing them x Es: cannot be more readily hed » tha hn by me aus of the tun ny he Whig; S Of the *Pproaching Thanksgiving Day, in aid of Av as iNstituted At and Sociery, yy § sy of ty tnt in the year 1780, for ...
... s;iiogling the nom. tr.uking.u*e of .-thif bu.kt from the oFti WILLIAM TCA I It DENNY DRANIGAN, .lUtI.X WILSON. :►:►J O. H. WHIG r. CA IL PATEY. (II MER RICK.. MA4ROAN.Bc W. Who have fipr A General ANspr:rneqt,offroturiongery, Saddlery.., and ILlaptatiqn ...
... Irishmen, they call them with sneer, not in the least tare about what is called emancipation: that it is all the work of tbe Whigs and the Opposition to plague (a* their expression is) the government. Good God ! gentlemen, Ireland not care for British liberty ...
... asently by the forte of berieets, yid that he assembled the Chambers sod iatrodmeed furs, which it would have been impulielle Whig about Way* the direct or iadivret ee-operasioe,.of the gee* pert of she native. Duce Humboldt. in tease of this diplootatic ...
... mischief, flirt ii ether in recent times ; therefore deserves be hated. The. sort kering after Isicis , we can ein some of our Whigs, prisceeds, we have ao doubt, is t the of being now and insulted by the se' vile tools of orants not much better than himself ...
... deceased. led t h e defendant was a Captain to the Royal Engineers, now on service at Quebec. In the year ISOO. the plaintiff, Whig a in the North Devonshire hfilois, was questeted at Liverpool with hi regimes., where be became acquointed with the family ...
... the human there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor in their consequences. than the GRAVEL and lhey are complaints to Whig's every person, even the a memious, is liable, as the water we drink impregnated which area cause ui these excruciating tortures ...