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... over the anitcedfents of the ease. A de- iu1and for political Rteforin hud become irresistible in the Britishi Islands. The Whigs offered ?? as guides, nnd were accepted. After allowing their plan of Iteform to ho sorely niialned, they passed the remnantt ...
... the n rmoi rtsere,. the Mo fioil S in 5 1,cl3 at .s. 6dd a, .d in the ~s ~ 7 eli :Qt 3' 1-fInoks qat i. WHIG CLUB. m1-E NEXT ITEETING of ibe WHIG CLUB i w il he ?? the Lit of June, at the London tavern, Bihbopigatc-.Rrect. Thc Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX in ...
... advertiment, have determined Mr. White to publish the future Numbers of his Journal, hitherto known by the tame of THE INDEPENDENT WHIG, underthe title of THE IN- DEPENDENT OBSERVER. Inadditionwto this alteration, the Price will be reduced from Ten-pence to ...
... pervaded his h I conduct land language, that the chief necessity of cet I the country is the recottstitution alld union of a to Whig inlijority. lie : Tsere canl be no dottbt that lie likewvise coil- Ste . curs its the desire whjiols his few hut faithful ad- ...
... l squabbles for power and plunder, and have united to prevent Reforin. The Lealers of the, Tories, and the Leaders of the Whigs, with the refuse of all parties, now associate at the same table, and, co-operate in the same bad cause. Personal hatreds the ...
... you the Factions have msce more coales'ed; they have thrown Off the mask of pre- tended hostility to each other, and both: Whigs and Tories are now united to prevent the exercise of your free choice. Re- member that all History has proved that.the coalition ...
... s am ASTUSIATIC AFFE gntle tsoictoration, It very shortly railesr 11121% toa ecenit cold; sond a hoer doe wem genry iced~v whig lh areglc has rendered i~or conlee 4vndrsweihSi svootanl with cuges ofcoa 11-d. ad Te .h fadtlers, chomisis. obeap- lbln;s ...
... respecter of persons, as such of our readers as are acquainted with his for- mer productions well know, but aims one low at a Whig, and n other at a Tory, with a just impartiality.-Literaryhro- nicle, July 5, 1823. .In octavo, price 12s. hoards, D OGVALD; ...
... Subscriptin; ney d; 15 4 Mlr-.Wnu Phillip .4 0011. Mr. .Joh n Harris 5 9 Q Mr. Jot s llroks 1 I0 rI-~ George Thomai Z0 o An old Whig 1 0 Nr. Evan Rees 1 0 A Patriot, 2.25 a :Mr. p. -Morley 1 0 0 Friendj20z. 2 0 0 ~thos~forrisjun.Esqjo o o Mr. Win. h loafdcrin ...
... squabbles for power and plunder, and have united to prevent Itefioren. -I The Loaders of the Tories, and the Leaders of the Whigs, l with the refuse of all parties, now associate at the same table, and co operate in the same bad cause. Personal hatreds ...
... asensibled, Alichavd Castle, Esq. addressed the aleeting, by stating, that in co:jtinction Nvith some other Gen- tlemen in the Whig Interest, he had waited on Colonel BWillie, to ascertain whether he would accept an Invitation to-become a Candidate for the ...
... Contemporary History-Mr. Roebuck and Miss MartieaCu, 7. Lady Theresa Lewis' Clarendon Gallery. S. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig 1'arty-. Postscript onl the General Election. John Murray, Albemarle-street. ROGERS ON ELECTIONS-SEVENTH EDITION. Now ready ...