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... the fpirited exertions of the Common Council of Dublin, in vindicating iheir charter and fupportihg the law of tbe land ; the Whig club have alfo determined, that they will, as a body, co-opcratc with their fellow-citizeris in every legal and conftitutional ...
... obfcrvcd in the publick Prints sdvertifc-snent purporting to refolution of an Aflcmbly aflociatcd tinder the denomination of Whig Club and figned Henry Grattan which heof nature extraordinary could believe it be authorifed by silent of Society in which ...
... the publick Prints an advertife- ment, purporting to be a refolution of an Afll-mbly aflbciatcd under tbe denomination of the Whig Club, and ligncd Henry Grattan, which lie conceived to be of a nature fo extraordi- nary, that lie could not believe it to ...
... themoi'n- l-Nsy I accordingly Briltol Jix at Clancelldr’s on ix Dublin our impaniality direfts us to notito that fines been of the Whig of Ireland and to draw up Vindication of the club been and in which the Chancellor’s fully inveftigaled The report of the committee ...
... ?? 4n tbc late commotions in Dublin, our imniii-.iality directs us- to notice,, that a meeting had (ince been held of the Whig Club of Ireland, and a commirtee ap- pointed to draw up a vindication of the club. This has been done, and in which the Ch ...
... religious fenfe pejor-avis Tulit nequiores daturas Progeniem Our grandfathers blind fathers OUverians But of mankind Are Whigs Prcfbyterians” were Papids Mind) Our But we of all CHRISTOPHER CALVIN VTOTICE is hereby given that the tiling at is hereby ...
... vitioiicrem, ' Our grandfathers were Papifts blind; Our fathers Oliveaians j ' But we, the worlt of all mankind, Are Whigs and Prefbyterians. tmoDiEb. ?? ancertors were Papilts blind; Our fathers were Arminians; But we, the worlt of all mankind ...
... houfe T Wsr London J S No Where be juji COMMON to ABBE RAYNAl— By Mr PAINE Shillings each New Brewery and Malt-Houfe BATHWICK WHIG CLUB CROWN ANCHOR STRAND AT very numerous Meeting the held DAY f C Efq M BEDFORD) in Chair Motion Sawbridgx by Mr the the of ...
... 14th of July. Such meetings, we cannot but think, might be as well forborne 5 and we cannot but applaud the wifdom of the Whig Club, who declined, as a body, to take any part in a feflival intended to commemorate an event foreign to the hiftory and the ...
... Atheifls, Socinians, Puritans unknown; No fierce Republicans to fliake the Throne; No wars envenoni'd by religious hate, Nor Whig, nor Tory to convulfe the State. All were one party in their counrry's caufe, And the King reign'd a Subjefl of the Laws, ' ...
... DiSfentert their for to Clergy cftabfifhed church In this with incaoflftancy fallowing charoftnr Whig Ministry does Mr Burke’s perhaps think of — (the Whig Mr a friendships which with of that of Then for VMMI as of can enter human with a is — with juft ...
... character of the Whig Party and the Minidry does honour to Mr. Burkes candour and tendernefs : perhaps fome readers may think he fpeaks too highly of the virtues of thofe whofe talents they are ready to allow : —With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke ...