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... during the rebellion, in favour of the Pretender, and hat they were indebted for the recovery of their estates the magnanimity a Whig Administration, On the grounds of this attempt to excite prejudice, I might have moved to remove the trial, hut was convinced ...
... paid any attention him ; and Norfolk, it is said, his effigy was burnt on the beach in his view.”— Whig. . The above paragraph, from the Baltimore Whig, is copied verbatim from the Public Advertiser of this morning. (Should any at a loss know who are ...
... hatred of the people from themselves upon the shoulders of our gracious Sovereign. Such conduct would produce more Jacobins and Whigs than all the Tom Paines that ever lived.—Their only care was to keep peace with the Boroughmonger. (Hear! hear!) What (said ...
... Thursday; Craftsman, Gobbet’s Politiba! Register, York’s Political Review, and Censer, Safai- ,y J ; Observer, Recorder, Selector, Whig, Baldwin’s Journal, Dispatch, Englishman, Sunday Advertiser, Examiner, Guardian, and London and Provincial Sunday Gazette, ...
... English Chronicle General Evening Post Lon. Gazette, Toes. $ Sat. Bell’s Messenger County Chronicle National Register Independent Whig County Herald Mirror of the Times Imperial Gazette Baldwin’s Journal Papers. News Cobbett’s Register Redhead’s Review Blagdon’s ...
... Evening Mail Instructor, Wednesday British Mercury, ditto Weekly Bell’s Messenger County Chronicle National Register Independent Whig County Herald Mirror of the Times Imperial Gazette Baldwin’s Journal Traveller Sun Thurs. ...
... sold th above account, by CHARLES SIDEY, FooT-MasTei . j-j- Part of the-TwENTY Thousand PouNp Prize last Lottery, sold A. Slav whig kt, belonged to Sailors in Haikerstone’s and a Scn-mit Girl in the Cowgate, Edinburgh, ami part the’Grand Prize 1000 Whole ...
... great ones, and a third less numerous, shading into fine of the for tier. Daring the first half the preceding century, had Whigs and Tories equally at,ached to the House Hanover, and . a small narty of Tories distinguished from the latter, by their attachment ...
... the people,' and the attainment of their grand object—Pari .unentary Reform. What then would be found to the case with the Whigs? had no doubt that there were among them few straggling grains, of sound wheat growing. the worthy Baronet,' he hoped, it was ...
... circulation in the different papers, on what authority we know' not, though think the fact by no means improbable. The Baltimore Whig says, have been informed that the hn Adams is expected to bring such new s from Europe as will require an immediate Call of ...
... libel on the constitution than any for which prosecutions were carrying on. With respect to the privileges of Parliament, the Whigs, In his opinion, had done all the dirty work the present Ministers. They had, in fact, plunged up the neck to support them ...
... , provided the United States will (they cannot) give them protection. ■ ...