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... information against the Defeodants, for publishing a libel upon Lord Ellenborough, .in a weekly paper called Ihe Independent Whig but Mr. Justice GROSE, previous to' the. Jury being sworn, inforMed Mr. CLIFFORD ) as Counsel for the Defendants, that application ...
... doubt the Jury would think with him, that they were highly libellous, thet the author s :ought t o be punished. The Independent Whig of the 17th and 24th of January, 1808, were then put in and read, a tier-the same . hail been proved tb be publishd- by: the ...
... l i e s : s i. boards, iISTORY of the EARLY PART of the Reign !AMES 11. Abridged from the Right Hon. C. By a MEMBER. of the WHIG CLUB. Also spUdily will be published, Written by the Author of the Abridgment, arid uniformly printed, . A Continuation of ...
... Proprietor of . a Sundjy, Newspaper called The independent Whig. - Mr. Rictl4xessoN opened the particulars of the information, stating, that certain libels were publlihed in the ladepencliit Whig by the Defendants, en the 20th Dec. and the 17th January ...
... which the sanguinary mob of France have rendered as Odious and contemptible as their admirers. in this Country have the name of Whig, and which was invariably the signal of the most intOlerable oppressitm, has never been heard in Spain. There, the Watch-word ...
... of the War, &c. &c. reached the ears of A ; and now there is not a Frenchman, nor a German, nor, perhaps, a Member of tile Whig Club thatiis not ready to swear that the whole crew of the L y f zcobin(of which our sailors, moved by their piercing shrieks ...
... their gross contradielion, by a reference to that part of His Majesty's Declaration which alluded to the contemptous manner in whig 4 , :: BUONIATARTE spoke of . the universal Spanish Lion, charaeleri zing them by the degrading appellation of Spani,sh I ...
... and stnitni Are, hi preference to tiny 'other to' devote dielr exertions to the msnufadluriug at arms and pikee; the latter Whig deetinedefor those inhabitants that cannot be supplied with any at her sort of arms. . All persons refushig to cellist, or ...
... . Triton,. KNAMP i . from. the Baltic for Libation ; het . convoy was ditpersed, -hot forty-three of them had arrived off Whigs •, sailed from thence on the'llit hp' tytder convoy of the Marl and. others'of the fleet %vac . iCI charg9 of:khe sak Muguct ...
... t . theStatt,. the Tories.and Whigs sett upon this oint to have been agree'd. For iron oRe hand, the 'or;es sty that the illegalities and violent:es of. retgli are to be attributed to iris re , liion, on the as the Whigs . pretend, that reition tetu h ...
... be redresstd, 'Lite Petition . of Henry White Caen read; which set torch, Oat ate Petitioner had PrOprieter 77:e I7dependent Whig, and that, in January . a ietter had been published that Journal, tor wnich lie'had been prosecuted. iez site letter { it 'were ...
... ititarerable burden, they resigned it at the same tide, 'and were found dead hand in hanl!. 11411 AliterOsqr. A Meeting of the Whig Club was held an Toes.- day, at the Vreetuasons Tavern, SAMUEL Wnyr-, in the Chair; where, utter the regul3r at the day, the ...