... Tra4tors so necessary in evosy i Famiir,and among horses f may be had,' gentitne,..wi tit ,nsw Anci..ilnprovett dl re bens for Whig ikellt, for Five orß. p. ...

... passports and she necessary facilities, for visiting the monuments and all the natural curiosities of Egypt. A meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday, at which Mr. Fox harangued the Company on - the -state of the Country. Half the commendation bestowed ...

... Parliament 'as remarkable fgr its constitutional 'knowledge, as any-that ever sat in this Country;, it was brought forward by a Whig Administration, and supported by the friends of the Revolu. tion. I 'therefore only ask this Parliament to' '=clo that fbr ...

... Bishop—Lord Auckland's Tritimph, or the Fall of ,Critn. Con:- - Also, speedily will be published, An Odeto Bonaparte ; and the Whig Club, to Charles Fox,in imitation of Horace.. ANDERSOWs RECREATIONS. This Day were published, In 4 vols. Svo. elegantly printed ...

... Bishop--:-Lord . .kucit,land's Td- 'or the 'Fal 1 of eclat. 'Con. . = speedily wikl -published;. An - Odeto Bonaparca ; and the Whig‘Cluth io ChatisS . Fox, in itnitaticia of Flor,ice.- By of COMMISSION‘ of APPItAISE-, - 1 anti SALE, out tbe RICH CO UKT of ...

... perhaps it might have been as well for the Country if we had Leard,no more. ' I mean Mr. Fix. I observe, that he has chosen, the 'Whig Club as the goal - from whence 'he should start_ in 7ieviPolici'cal Career, or rather from whence he should run his . old beaten ...

... former he has been charged with thinking one way, and voting another ; by the latter he has been emphatically stiled at the Whig Club, the lack. hoot of a j ack-boot 1 But alarmed as we well May be by this - hostile language, coming from individuals so ...

... SPEECH AT THE WHIG CLUB. TURSDAY,MA Y S--Vide Alarm. Ctroin. and Post, Me 6. Mr.' Ea s and Trial by itfty, the Toast He arose and his merits thussventurd to boast. I thank you, friends, for combtning my name With,thesTriai Ly yx;y, ,the, best kind ...

... attributed.. The ignorance of the French Journalists is con. spicuous wherever names are concerned, The Maniteur calls the Whig Club the Wight s Club.--Such an error is inexcusable', as it spews a want of gratitude anyetling. Our Opposition Papers never ...

... Constitution itself, as was proposed, by some Gentlemen, might be altered most readily. He knew not whether it was a Toast at the Whig Club or not, but he thought it would do well enough to illustrate the doarine contended for to-night fixt Laws and a moveable ...

... a change of principles. Sikh a change took place in the reign of George the First, when the men were changed, but the same Whig Principles and attachment of the Family of Hanover, continued to the measures of dovertunent. He hoped that ti.e 'present Ministers ...

... incomparable Orator in tilt. Of Tue day, 1 2, PAR A.FIIitA.STIC:4LLY VL•tCSitt T,:~ WMPSTER, 1). • Paraphrast-General to the Whig Club. Tetac printed for S. Jordan, t 66,. Fleet-street, and circulated ( - norm )by 01 Pamphlet-patcheis, Hawkers ..nd New ...