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... friends in England, particularly those knights of the quill, who have constantly been honou'red with a seat by his side, at the Whig Club, and who, in return, have always kept a Corner of their papers at his command,- Iofortunately for these gentlemen, at ...
... language of deipotifin. In their Writings, as wvell as their converfation, they throw out the fouleft infinuations againfL the Whig party in England, and its illufriolis head. I by no means know that tle Chief Conful is privy to thefe proceed- ings. His accuell ...
... power of France is at 'a -height it never before attained. What would our great Statefmen of the laft ageL-Vhat, would the Whigs have faid to fuch a ftate of things under the Houfe of Bourbon,, and is France better difpofed to us now than formerly ? Many ...
... other fronm the country) to Schuyz, On the 24th of vSept. YOu .are to eftablifl -in your canton' an arnied force in the follo whig proportion-.- Zurich acoo men, Bernie 3o0o Lucerne, 10oo, Fribourg Soo, Soleure xooo, Schaff.' houfe 0o0, Bable 4oo, Grifons ...
... and but too plainly indicates the decline and the approaching fall of the country they go- vern. Bolihgbroke, who hated the whigs, and who was far from being an enthusiast in enterprizes against the power of France, allows the war of the Spanish succession ...
... speeclhesto ,the' Senate,jto the charmed populace in alace-yard,. ?? the midst of copious libations at the merry meetings of the Whig Club.-But, O the wonder-working man! he has suddenly changed his tone0;* and, hav- ing for, more than ten long years denounced ...
... are curious to know, why the anniversary of your-election has *ot been ckebirated thisy car; and also, why the rump of the Whig Club has disconmimed its Meetings.As to the Siart uamanuscripts, tkm which it was pretended you went to Paris to consult; it ...
... poW tical situation or feeling of the country, we hope we: shall be excused for saying.a wor or two about the meeting of the W'hig Club, which, as the newspapers litform 'uss'a held a meeting at thte same pubhc-bhous wlich, a few -months-ago, opened its ...
... If ever -be fhiould'fwerve r from them, two of the greatelt mnisfortunes in lifc would fall upon himn--expulfion firnn the Whig Club, and fronm ft the reprefentation of the city of 1-lereford. c Mr. MADocKs and the ?? of Bofton. d Mr. MADOcKs, in a fhort ...
... claufes, Mr. Canning) Mr. k re,&c. &c. &c. UThglle other Orders af the Day beinig difpo~fd of, the gourer6djournedy | * 9, WHiG ALARM%'S', N: I. dn i~onda;. ...
... brea4d. g E- ?? eveninig was fpent with great conviviality and 'ti the healths of-Mr. -Fox and levertil other illufirious -11 Whig caraaers were drank with enthufiafn . ai The; new regulation,' n hatp erfons applying for pars- a 'ports for Franc,4 ri-; irodVl& ...
... ti The .Flr-culzkn arrived at Bombay on the 6th of ti Sept. and, when unladen,was to be fent tolBengal. d di Yefferday the Whig Club dined together at. the London Tavern, for the fecond time this feafon. The Duke- of Norfolk was in the chait; T and ttany ...