... harangue is however didinaly marked by the words ‘ ;' lli ch pre ce d e i t i n the ,Vonittar, and which are to the l e t il° whig effect.— The Councillors of State, Counts ~ E Gl' 4 u n DE ST. JEAN, D'ANGELY, B E GONE, and MOLE, charged by a fpecial decree ...

... of property mull rendered obnoxious and driyen away, or the new Government will he accufeil of tetrity , t4e pepple, as the Whigs pow are by the DemoCrats., It IS abford to fay, that thefe evils need not be feared, if fome of the Revolutionary leaders be ...

... wOeclofely o'acripied, long before noon, by fathionables, and amateurs of the kUp. all anxious to witnels the Spring Meeting of the Whig Club. The windows of the Nobility difplayed a brilliant affemblage of beautiful females ; Mr. ChArles Buxton's - front drawingroom ...

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... . now the with C they do the MIMS, could fcarcely haVe . n in rrnland, but for Inch Iz:fluters in 4,..4.4)dua 0 t the New Whigs, from whom Mr. BtraKE LUOTI Wifely appealed to the OLD. For this rearon, what is 'Called the Oppolition Party will always be ...

... that 'inch priVileges are necetrary to Liberties of the People and the Con of the Country. Under different circumflances the Whig - argument would be well founded. Let Mr. PONS ONB Y get us a Reform of Parliament, and then the full force 'of his reafoning ...

... feized upon both parties . in the Houle. The quefiion now teems to be, how ou - g-ht that party, known by the. name of, the Whigs; to 'coniht6t themfelves; and we cannot forbear expreifing our, opinion that their behaviour ought be ,the very teverfe,o what ...

... Air, MrltslDl-111M Was defcended from a Whig Family long fettled at Felhrigge, in Norfolk. He was -educated at Univerfity College, - Oxford, under the tuition of Dr. WINSTANLEY, terwards Provoft of St. Alban-hall ;. he took his degree as Matter of Arts ...

... Erikine's Speeches. rhay . be collet:led, ho Ncver, that their opinion in this matter is the fame as. that cit theit friends, the Whigs. , ...

... • juNt rumotii - of this t..kent na„ the. ditiercut :Pape anthitv we ka. , w not, we think the fitt`t i•riri b . oll,ft. • whig, We have beeii litthe> John Atlarnsj •to . bring f•nrl E uf „ pe , as w ill r , quite an immediate ball by Proelivio,t, and ...

... as he can, t!.;e former doatrines.ep the ftNeet of rarliamentary Reform, with the 'nese , praelice and do6trine.s of the 'Whigs on that lubie6l. The Noble l e erd is alto as acentiug perfinis With Withing fub,vert the Contlitritien, under the pretence ...

... for moifteifins the hair when- slrhiig; i a notfiiiher to hair aS tornitr, grey t:) Lai pr‘,motes the growth, profanes its Whig ,o ff, anti r . ertor ci it bald places, if the re'aft. roots. In fhort, v,,:h;re .:; 14. 1eat914%, At has • 611 e n off; :and ...