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... party views. For himself he professed his preference and attachment to that party in the country which was designated the Whig Party. T)ierrr principles were those the British Constitution, and their practice was, although all cases not consistent, still ...
... commanded hyßris.-Ccn.- Mtabdi- Zalial, the column ill. tie Caiapu Ite-)uil.. . »v’i'-'X-iv- f’' - t . . ■snppertthe light an art whig* f* rdUeklkite'wththem/^e with the bayonet through the wotjdt', irtd obßged therq.to ret • tat i'ha Wte tnree woods into the ...
... for the reecpiiou of the liist |H*ople. Days performance, Monday, Tuesday, Thvtrselay, 1 *- diu,'aiii!Saliuday ; IVedocsday Whig reserved for the amusement of private parties, who may accommodated, by applying the utre, every day, from ten to twelve, where ...
... not Mr. father of different political opinions frem Sir Brook Watson ?—-A. Yes; be was. He was Whig principles.; but not know whether was a Member of the Whig Club not. The Chairman then ordered Mr. Jeremiah Donovan to be brought to the Bar; when the following ...
... to His Swedish Majesty to January last ; but money bad been sent in advance. PETITION FROM THE PRINTER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE WHIG. Mr. said, held in his hand Petition from Mr. White, the proprietor of uewspm»pr Culled* u,|m>o.:»*r • Gaol. u»hl Mr. Hait ...
... fieejom, Tor rttcneiia • pointy and for efficiency in goveriuneiit. Tiie liesulotions were then put, and ■ i follow ; I. the Whig Club England, ‘“(vlir.c it tlun; .'I;, i nutlntain the genuine the hnns'n tionj a-* fisaerted »t the gloiioufl Rwohjlimi ift'S ...
... that Lord FoI.KSTONE and Sir Francis as soon they heard of Mr. WaiioEE having been proposed Candidate for admission into the Whig Cliil>,conuminicated.to that Gentleman their extreme astonishment and regret. Mr. Warlm.e is said have replied, that he had ...
... Lord who had animadverted upon his conduct, should beg leave to tell him, that he (olr. had been educated the principles a Whig, and'that he had as just a'sense of the prerogative of the Crown and the honour his Country any mail. The motion was then put ...
... intention into-a notice for that purpose to-morrow. Mr. WmTBKEAD presented a Petition from H. White, Proprietor of The Independent Whig, now confined m Dorchester Gaol, for a libel, for which was convicted. The Petition, stated, was in substance the same as that ...
... was not, however, till the decease of the Marinis of Hockinguam, in July, tysaj' that he was thought fit Mr. Ft>X and the Whig party of that period, to dll. any post of more ini- , parlance than Lord Lieutenant . Ireland.— lint tlie demise of the Marquis ...
... The name nf Whig took its in tht that pvufiigHte Muiiatdt, Charles 11. Xml was bit l the best patriots the hiiigdiini, ds term of ittjiJ(race,for their opposing hut arbitrary lUfusnres, and asserting the rights of Parlium* nt, and the (privileges the ...
... subject, blameless man and noble minded ; keeps- the lie>t cook in town; iso good 'Prote«ant. an excellent tCatbblio, staunch Whig, and great Tory; Apait. 15.-—Ught Admiral opened the Vabject to Capt. ——, of the Mysterioos. Alttlc! kt titer told kit nami ...