... to herself;-well convinced that it's right If the ,jMinisters say that the mid-day is night; And condemns all poor heretic Whigs in her ire, Who are constant in faith, to the stake or the fire;- Swears that John llsi' is moral, The Slop full of truth ...

... olten, hear, and rkid atl4 Newspapers, of clubs ciallinU themsetlves whig Clubs, nseit b 7ast- ing that they .ire hi ylgg to e baCklhone, and prat`tt ng one another for being genbine Whigs, devotegd to soutid WV. i ig principles. &C., whi'lle rno Club ...

... Sheridan was oftenr heard tsr declare that they were tire hapjriest slays o1 iris lile. Mr. lirownicy was iii pirlitics a Wh~ig;, in religiurt a Presbyseriati of tire Church of Scotland. ?? XING'~S 'i5lti.AfTRE_ THI-S EVE!NING, (Tuesday) wvillhe rereareil ...

... flattering and kind manner in which the wishes of the Corporation have beet conveyed to me by the Sheriffs. The Committee of the Whig Club came to the following Re- solution, as some alterations were made in the time first named fur the arrival of the Duke ...

... HAYGARTHA, on a tour. Mr. and Mrs. BstrcE have left the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly, for the Continent. It is said that the Whigs have been most in company with the Ktso at Edinhburgh, and they were certainly most noticed at the Levee. Of the Scottish country ...

... meagreness. rhis made h 1Hu.ME, the Historian, humourously observe in one of late Letters,'P chat instead of the old divisions of Whig and Tory, and so forth,P the best division would be that of nature-intofat and feats. The nl lean men are every where from ...