... would have heard 0' thing bur candle end's, and cheese-prig gc • Mr. Fox opposed the idea suggested at tile Meeting or the Whig Club, of a Subseripti° that Society ; Of Fiv e Hu n dr e d Pou n d s toward s r Statue of the LteA,Duke of BEDFORD, from s ...

... was concluded. Thus situated, he should propose an Amendment, which he trusted, would be supported by the remains of the Old Whig phalanx, who had constantly opposed the War.— The objea of his Amendment would be, to express the ?egret of that . House ...

... to by the Editor. of every- Newspaper. TO THE AUTHOR or THE SONG OF THE PILOT I am, Sir, Yotir obedient Servant, A TRUE WHIG, And a friend to truth, and one who moft cordially contributed. on Friday, with all the warmth that human nature was capable ...

... indebted for the failure of his enterpriae, and the total discomfiture of his little phalanx. Mr. Fox in his last Speech at the WHIG Cutra seemed particularly anxious to withdraw our attention from the evils of other Governments, and confine our notice 'wholly ...

... Westminster—lt is not easy to persuade his Constituents that the most effe&ual' way of serving them was by making speeches at the Whig Club, and deserting his duty in the House of Commons. COVENTRY. - The charoaer of this place for . rioting was sustained in ...

... would sutely not be very creditable to Mr. Fox, and such an acquisition to a Party would hardly do much honour even to the Whig Club, constituted al it now is of all the banditti I the Metropolis. Tuesday came on the Eleetion for Ludg,ershall, Wilts, ...

... the brother. hood at large, if we confined the Sovereignty to the Colledive Body, as most suitable to the principles of the Whig Club, and its favourite Toast, OUR SOVEREIGN THE PEOPLE. '6 We conceived, however, that as a popUlar,ch. meter among us ...

... place ; between Patriot; of all ranks and- denominations, we shall hear no more of the farce of blackballing a Citizen at the'Whig C./rib-because he belongs to the Corresponding Society. We understand that Reso. lutions are preparing ,at each of thos .r ...

... attempt to get into Parliament. It is not quite so easy to get in, as to get out of the House of Corn. moos. The Junflion of the Whig Clubbists, and the 'Chalk-farm Patriots at Brentfo,rd, has produpeti very little benefit to Sir FIUINCIS, but it has proved ...

... the Representation of Middlesex from the real . Constitutional Candidate. In this attempt they were assisted by the Neva: Whigs, who requested the Freeholders in the Interest of Liberty, such is the jargon, to partake of a frrdernat Breakfast. with ...

... MIDDLESEX ELECTION. The mongrel jacobin-Whig Coafition whith shamelessly tramples upon Public Principle, Suc ceeded yesterday in giving their newly adopted Child and Champion a large majority on the Poll of the day. The Friends of the Constitution may; ...

... Principle, dare their with a certain popular Ca 13 ei g -L ° 4l they h ave tw i ce Black-bilged onu Pr l'osed as a iVleMber of the Whig Club. 41 )(1 quotation flOlll TTIOMSON'S Seasons, pll)anY the ; remarks concerning Prisons .from rt ot t i rt a s ! cif and ...