... afterwatrs difrharged, for alledged eontlex ions. with the traitors of the fame period and Mr. Dowdall, once Secretary to the Whig Club, having, with others, been committed to Fort George, had a particular indulgence ektended to him, by permittin- his refidencc ...

... that'the plague `has.broken 'our at Madrid, and that numbers were carried off'daily. ' 'T'here wasj the fullef' :meeting of te Whig 'Club, at the Crown and Anchor tavern,. on Tuefday; remembered for feveral years. Mr. Fox was in the ?? of any unurual polical ...

... of'comment, of praise, and dispraise i the London papers, as is Mr. Emeet, iD tho'e i of New-York. A numerous meeting of the 'Whig Club dined, ea Tuesday,at the London Tavern, Bishopsogatc-strCet; Harvey Ciristian Conbe, Esq. in the chair. dinner the usual ...

... Elective Franchise, or and else Riahts of thre People. Indeed; my Lord, if Br votr and I were not xacoti-otrsou for starurels Whigs ycrhir- th ;;,sles, considering our various and great professions in _ that way, we should certainly occuspy a very con- it ...

... lastly, foms what the Noble father LI himself said at the same time, when he wished (to be c- sure le might colfine it to the Whig Club) the Gen- a- tiemn he had the honllor to addlress should enjoy of every happiness, which as inhabitants of this 'shand ...

... pissage, delivered arid loaded, and sailed agaid in the'hsbort space of six days. The Proprietor and Printer of the Independent Whig WG Sunday newspaper were on SAturday brorrght up 'to Z' receive judgement. They wg 'senteniced to thrtreyeas-s - iinprisoriment ...

... and making the same proposition which is -falseand ie absurd in argument, true in fact. . ?? 5- He a rgues and he acts like a Whig, at' -the Crowvn 1l, and Anchor.-But in Malton, lie persecutes WHItGGtast tfi with a vehemence of resentment that Iows no bounds ...

... oppression to the people. It was, worth wlhile to observe the conduct of that party in the House of Cohimolis, called the Whigs, the Talents, or the Outs, which you please; the moment the Government starts the ques- tiont, they declare they will rally ...

... Romilly, and Mr. Pofsonliv, that the country 'would bie extricated fromt its dangers and difficulties.- He had been bred a Whig, and would bhenothing else. He had learted his principles of that great Statesman, Mr. Fox, and lie would retainviem till he ...

... unnter A1dreis, We'have to say, that, being alike unfriendly tc mtremperate anid unguarded language, whether it picrtied'fromn a Whig or a Tory,-from a .Pitrite or a Burdettite,-we feel justified in expressing our disapprobation.of. certain epithets used in ...

... tbe n tioli to re thpan ity VAliant Cota tans, we ares the momentary alarm ,pf Lernda, and 'are p eance for the e-outrages whig U .tave committed. It is stated, that tli disappointed in his exettolo ethn Plivte cmnlulcaIns e erare mtions o af- erinza ...

... certaits tavern politi- ciaus dare to express a political seintiment until tiley ha ve taken their clue from the Ildepeindent Whig, CWlbett's Register, or some other such publication. 'Could criticismn',give the towln a criteriontioo judge of meriq, whierebyv ...