... vegetable bal*am, and is piobably the same medicine. may n»r unseasonable this moment quote a passage from declaration made the Whig Club in 17!h5, hen attacks were nude the libeilie* and the temper of the people of England. It was drawn up -and digested at ...

... to ihe present time, he could not discern, with , the exception of the Septennial Ail, passed all the priilc •nd glury the Whigs, one single measure which did not lend to ameliorate the people; could not discern, mid all the p*-rd» swTuui>ui:>g nations ...

... sense inconvenience laf.gue, ,l.w.e the greater part a night with agreeable p.ut- * extremely w 1 v nttm ,V«; l>ou..|>liobia, whig n-a n.l.cc. . the ayi.tenis nov.loyy. -ru,-d c;.c ol flic w.. ...

... aRo -era! TENI.MtNIS and C‘ .n near N.-* ; and the l.ea e hi* OWI‘I.I IN’G-HOUiE I -street. JAMES COTtI.T ,U,7 . . RICH I). WHIG i , ] Atsigi.ecs. ROBT. MOLI./W, lir.,,!.cr. July 11. (Sa ...

... said to have caused his mother, when pregnant, repeated r u. H old picture ot his Majesty, which room. A Bi'itor. —Bishop a ■ Whig, cr.ce preached Sermon on of, the Restoration, arid punted it v. this witty title, The Restoration g without the Revolution ...

... after that decision, honest Whig barber had put bis sign a placard, saying, Whigs 'haved here for penny, and Tories for three halfpence.” Wiien why made the distinfllon ? his reply was—That since late memorable triumph of tl e Whig Lords against Proxies, the ...

... oid Archibald H.mUton and the imlependent Free* holders of this County | 29. Duke of Norfolk and the Whigs of Fn|ila»d. j liO. Mr. Ponsonb/ the Whigs of irel md. 31. Mr. Adam •od uur frieuds ssho celebrate the day in 1 Condon. 32. Mr. Gillies and our ...

... Walker, and carried unanimously. Sir Francis Burdett spoke at length, and was received with acclamation. Several member* ot the Whig Club, and those denominated the Foi- Party, were on the hustings. Ihv thanks ot the Meeting were vo-ed to the High Bailiff ...

... wretch, criminal depredator but glad y would he vault into his Lordship’s saddl. , and there guide the rein* and wield the whig, with infinitely greater haughtiness and severity. I beg pardon of the Editor, and Readers, for prolixity, and subscribe myself ...

... Indipendent Wig. —One of the French Papers lately teceived, the Courier franet/U, in making an extiaCl from the Independent Whig, terms it, L'lndependente Peruque. A similar mistake was lately made in the Momteur; in translating from some English papers ...

... read that day paragraph in a very resjiectahle Morning Pape (the Chronicle) which was generally considered the organ of the Whig party, an. if the sentiments theie exp;eased proceeded horn 01 that p j one Cause of the p«-op,c, ...

... unaltered. Every thing that passed in the Hottse of Commons shewed to him mat the voice the people was not heard there.— As a Whig he judged himself rigidly, and others with indulgence. He wished some plan of reform to be brought forward, because dial would ...