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... vessels, ftom to 300 tons. The Prince if Wales Packet, with pat Lisbon, is arrived At Falmouth; be in town till to.morro w. WHIG Cava.—This Club held its first for for the season yesterday at Crown dent Freeholders t ß reea y sathog o lidcatsv w e a n ...
... hetlon, as moat of her shot ove r up, She receives) se veral .of our shot in quitter, and some through her fore and aft main. whig sail., which we could very p lainl y see, but other damage ,he received I cannot inform you. She kept in sight for two days ...
... indecency of this attempt to deprive Its • M.Oesty of the power 6f judging who are friendi,' what be said tr) the jouradill of tke WHIG CLUB, for thusreviving the memory of the haul's which haVe been offered . to Tire TH0.024.. tord,GatiN‘itt,LE bits alw:tys ...
... W4S 01 (In u rie The Writ of Cerins, sued out in the of Exchequer, wail to be discussed on Monday hist. in that Court. The Whig Club yesterday held their secol ,, k meeting for the at the `Last rn.— Tilt Duke of Notttnot in the Chair, e meeting was thinly' ...
... the middle evidence, and /concluded with dissenting from the 'of the. day, and that the great body of the Old Resolotion. • .Whigs, including Mr. ER SK I NZ' and. Mr. I DAN had come tip that day to Pull. He' then very 'Lard M said, the Committee had not ...
... they disembarked, and marched up to Blackheath, where they were formed in the following order Right Wing, ist Battalion. Let Whig, id Battalion. tliLt. CORP.!. RIFLE Coors. Artillery lagers. 6th Loyal London. Loyal Southwark Sharp Shoot. Loyal Whitechapel ...
... full share of whatever applause thi s might be inclined to bestow, and in he abundantly gratified, w s i l . : t%Lueo---The Whig Club yesterday held Meeting at the Crown and Anchor. h a was in the Chair. The he ox , t ' r M r. iven •in consequence of ...
... some to prosecute on this occasion, while they had overlooked others of greater magnitude , T here have been proceedings of Whig Clubs, in.which Hon. Gentleman apposite (Mr. Fox) has been I. presented to have said, that the Home of Commas afforded no security ...
... and risen together. When loyalty was. at its highest pitch the Church had op'posed the -indulgences. At the Revolutioti, the Whigs could nor bane accomplished their ohjeti without the co.operatitm of the Church. In supporting these principles, hediti not ...
... If that Motion, or any. siniilar 03. e, should be, ae - reed to, I shall be placed .in eathe most situation that. ever human Whig was.. It should h • •conaideaal too, that these proceedings .are to be direatCsi egairast a person,, of high rank, of high ...
... Robert Milner; new aprisqoer,.*as in the situation of Traveller to the PlaintifF, and this person recommended the De- fendant. Whig Master, and the latterobtained the goods in question a credit Of three Months. The pro , perty was taken•away in a - coach ...
... .THE OPPOSITION DRITITR. IN ADDISON'S Whig Examiner, No. 111, there is a very curious and a very clOse analogy between the Party Rancour of the Times in •which that celebrated Author lived and these which are now passing under our own eyes.— . some - ...