... priz'd for such rare condescension, Who ' 6 11111s:riot/I Gorge IFaJ)iNgiom happen'tl to mention, And 'toasted Mob with the Whigs round thulr bowls, At a MilliiiteeS Oeasure be call'd o'er the coat; y . ror this mighty oniice, --Who'd Loi'd so late, Iris ...

... wine and all, John Bull thinks he Would scarcely have a belly-full. Mr. PETER MOORE, a Gentleman Well known in vitcld of the Whig Club, and other such meetings, called papilar societie's, means, it is said, to iffer himself as a Candidate for Coventry. ...

... is ready to giVe up the Ghost, And what will become of the fain'd What Gallant Battalions We niuster'd at C A Brags' 4 , Of Whigs from the Senate, the stews, gna the shambles ; While at War with the French, and Y.i r r ,rul'd the roast ! Ah those were fine ...

... such a Coalition, which it seems impossible. for human ingenuity to remove. Most of the latter Gentlemen are Members of the Whig Club ; and, consequently, they have the mark of the beast in their forehead. They have branded themselves with the grand symbol ...

... Wherieler I rook back on that proud, happy, dayr The day wefirst met, to myself I can say ; (lave I ever 4sertad the noble Whig Cause No—!lever—/ swear, friends— l f/oust carats of ft I ne'er gavo a vote, said a word, wrote a flue, That at all contradiiied ...

... longer a Whig, Let him go when he will, we should not care a fig. We old Dogberry - 's rule may apply to each Scrub, Let him shew what he is, and steal out of our CLUB.' No defections will ever corrupt Mr. Fox, He will still be the same, and a Whig Orthodox ...

... for moneY, or, tha . t he r , have sin increase - of the Civil List 7 ne a r n o i , ave gone either to the Tories or the Whigs o g u ac id. .. his purpose. The question, then,: and the would pay him the most money, er the other 'would thus .become his ...

... WHIG CLUB. ON account o amente DEATH of the Most Noble FRANCIS DUKE OF BEDFORD, the Meeting of the Whig Club, advertised to be held on Tuesday Next, is, by diredion of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Chairman, and the Stewards, POSTPONED to Tuesday the ...

... proceeded with his Ad_ Fantod Guard upon Fort Biroton. The Officer who commande d thi s F ort , a f t er having perceived that Whig Ca %-olu mn Was French, and composed of Republia n co n j ure d t h em to wa i t t h e or ders of General — tssAL ; but in ...

... ~peakecutable to the head than to the heart of the and it is, somewhat extraordinary that none OPposition Reporters of the Whig Club pa ss : have recolrded.so marked and so expreisive a amidst all 'their admiration of his talents, . are in general so ...

... 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 objeft of his Amendment would be, to exi)ress, the regret 'of that House ...

... Cortipany„ao five Irish Tontine Deb:ll of rcfl.. each. Particulars may be. had. at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton.brn Whigs ; Lincoln's Inno( ()N . hcd:;liire ; of Mr. Eade; Hitchin ; of Nir/l'homas C hapoLin, Land . -Survevor, Richmond, Surrey ; ...