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... of party prevails unusually in our city This celebrated play has been for a century past the idol and the watch-word of the Whigs We naturallyconclude that its numerous political allusions will excite the juncture with the pieces from blast he was not ...
... an Club or to un of Members— wt ILkniwn hi from Snie Society unfortunately artully destroying in prim pie judgment ntodera Whig Bris love ul should thus sins of ik-insults Club their Citi' ?iel all I by their with diHcrent which I am at lay Fr present ...
... again trouble you aud I will then you such facts must open your eves will induce evety honest linn whatever may colours or of WHIG To the SUBSCRIBERS the BRISTOL INFIRMARY My Lords and Gentlemen ENCOURAGED by the very flattering support -M-J which I bad ...
... le length upon the in political principles Mr Pitt Mr Fox it is to the Whigs to bind up the wounds of our country follows Gentlemen aware that tbirii-g short Administration Whigs laid 'vr open to popn'ar : that it is owing ll t apathv left rivals in i-i ...
... time they unanimously consider Mr Protheroe ! inconsistency which men expert in political manoeuvring have been of If Mr P not Whig there can nothing very monstrous or unstatural in coalition between him Blues the Coalition !” the unnatural Coalition If ...
... Blacker mother of Mrs Warner Maryport-strcet him Mr X entertains tpi:iio on democratic than Mr r’s of Horace before him— call Whig— Tory” Bur from oppo-ite imputations are authorised conclude the all parries that he of a British Senator between the Cro the ...
... tlu-ir favours he third o pit cola the Resolutions and e Man t Friends Societ ar the Guildhall shall week remarks of of old Whig the indecenr behaviour Gui'dhal! three Dys in Jury several important th t ruoui ...
... cncou expcllat ions rumours the intelligence disclosed in ti papers sufficient to warrant the realized still greater than that whig! the enemy’s in ncr have Some further cxtraHs from sir the belief Allies have intercepted 1’ the that ofLcipsic A ? the 9th ...
... Pipe, fcc.; the future' of these situations he lint held under Lord Mansfield; he was one ot eight persons who set on foot the Whig Club-At Stanwell.house, near Staines, T. Raike., F.sq. of Upper C. rosvenor.st reel-At laff , a, in Ceylon, In April lar, the ...
... complaints; each bottle 78• duty included. Fox's lit a H-DAY.—On Monday next. the Anniversary of the birth-day of that illustrious Whig, Charles Fox, will be celebrated in this city by a large party of his friends at the Bush Tavern. The toasts and conversation ...
... greet interest mid importance. hoer uitto-slack altd Co. I box ditto-I. CI& rid Son., I at Spithead ; the cast end despised Whigs. We are tole, for example, 4es. Pease -.. to ---. oat. oss. Mi. to 32 . Cd. h a ' ' hos ditto-H. Leach and Co. I park ditto-Baker ...
... dollars (mentioning Pearly the nun.ber) which he had oil In sat.' were concealed,--The following vessels have been mowed by the Whig American privateer: the Fan e, of ler-. y. from Brl.rol to Teneriffe ; Alex. ander Bevan. from Viana .rt Wa•erf:ord; Sr. Lawrence ...