... .fr Isollh-ltallrd ?? ped than that thewhole should pass bvew teaan usarper. The royal Vprerogatlve o0411, acwdiog ta the Whigs,, (not in ibe caie ofa Popish sudcessor only, hut, in 'ail- cases) to be redocto suich owere as f,re in.. thett exerrhe, benficial ...

... ihe proterion of the law; and put into the discretion of the sit Minister for the time being. This is an evil which tbe e Whigs' have at all times most studiously guarted against, and it will be found to- have ?? every great mea- cc sure that thev originated ...

... of years, arnass large fortunes t-fromi small begin- ::nion; Jbut. th~wit ofonan 'is chall~enged fto dlevise any mod, . by -Whig an infdividual can instmntly acquyean independen6'e fpt the tisk of a stall sum., -except lby I :theNew ?? ?? cotntaining' ...

... cipls o poi-tca r#.- equally distant from(1 tire aticreor irlcp s ?? hlg6Xjing'Tary, api] the ticidae~rn.1fidel Republican Whig n oiiticu ati eigo ar 'ot i V dia es ttisinnasetcruh bing, eneraliy- foundbew n two-e'ctema ?? bing thes only new.spaper 'peco ...

... prints of every de- -scrption in the kingdom,- were employed to vilify and degrade those' great persons; those who were called Whigs were branded as Republicans, even though they -had spent their fortunes in the support of that cause which seated his Majesty's ...

... three-half- ~nny -Wce. When asked %ly .he made the dlistinftion ight his reply ?? since the late memorable triumph ~ens, of fihe Whig. Lords against Proxies the Tories had asid su~ ong blackmtuzzles t * h oeation of shaving .ear, them was rendered much more ...

... character of our theatrical 'entertainments. Dr. JoinasoN relates, that when. Cato first appeared, .the Whigs and Tories were unanimnous in their applause-the Whigs in support bof the sentiments' of Liberty, and the Tories to shew that the satire was unfelt. Never ...

... Lt=1tt'tj;|>i:Sl.Shwl> Sll ~ae I f c II i i I I II I I I 4 ?l 'a 1, ?i 31 I li a n r .c .wATJVlIG CLIT-fLtphejnext Mlietiei of the 'Whig' * VY Clubwillb je on Tuesday, the sth of IFcbroary;Ct the Crown and Anchor Tavern, 'Srand ' His Grace the DUKE of NORFOYLK ...

... Archibald Hamiltonj -and the Independenit Free- holders of this countiry 29. Duke of.Norfolk, add the Whigs-of.England. 30. Mr. Ponsonby, and the Whigs of Ireland. .31. Mr. Adam, and: our friends who celebrate the day' in London. 3z. Mr. Gillies, and our ...

... -An A,- TL DRESS to His Royal Highness the'-PRINCE -of a' WALES, will appear in The INDEPENDENT WHIG of tI Sunday next, Februnarvthe 3d., hi Independent-Whig Ojdce, 23, Warwick-square. at EW YEAR3'S BAL-L.-Mr. WILSON, Danc- n' N ing Allaster, from the Opera ...

... rei c'tidt nl, vteatd-B t i' n5irditc ('Zii 'sa ?? Llickevi t slee ue Uia S ri, dthii HA~IG CLIJB.-LThe nexi Meetin rof tle~ Whig j VI Club will lbe qn Tuesday, the Sth of FVebruary, at the Crowrn and Anchor Tavern, Strand E Isis Grace the DUKE' of NORLFOLK ...

... the subject of the attempt- y ed encroachment on their rights, which our readers will i see in their advertisement. c - The W'higs of Glasgow are- certainly notf ialicers in thoe case of frecdoyn ; as fifty bioumlp.ers must be at least four bottles a man ...