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... But, fay they, this is a reform originating fram men who nte-cr attempted i: them- felves when they paddled the power; Whigs as weil Tories have be*en equally guilty. in this charge there is fame foundation, but no argument. True, the calamity ha ...
... fupport of the public, and that it is a common hope and wifl), that the Members of the Corporation, who glory in the name of WHIG , will now unite, to crown with fuccefs a caufe, which with their intereft cannot fail of a public triumph* Refolved, Unanimoufly ...
... FelloW-Citisens to cafe their confent for Mafter Refelved it is opinion of this City in confpicuous manner their public in of WHIG caufe intereft public Unanimoufly fupport lhair J DOCKS At General the City Sadler’s-Arms city of HENRY CRUGERE As Candidate ...
... by 66 voices Wednefday came Glottceller of feircin room of Bromley Chefter Dutton chofen oppofition rift I 27 The union of Whig In ter exertion made great alteration in town powerful of Corporation having declared Mr Ca voxn it very likely will fucceed ...
... Bromley Chefter, efq; de- -eafed, when James Dutton, efq; was chofen without opposition. Brift-.1, J,:n. 27. The union of the Whig Intereft, and the exertion of it, has made a great alteration in this town. The powerful part of the Corporation having declared ...
... Coafiuution in Church State and zealous promoter of between Great-Britain America TAVERN Saturday Feb 17 AT very numerous of Whig Intereft the Hall King-ftrert Mr ALDERMAN GORDON in Chair was Rclolved That as is far advanced it be recommended to every who ...
... Peace, and biatminj, between Great- ?? and America. BtSH TAVERN, BRISTOL, Saturday Feb. 17. AT a \tzry numerous Meeting of the Whig Intereii la.t N. 6 i.t, at the Hooper*. Hall in King-ftreet, Mr. ALDERMAN GORDON, in die Chair, it was Relolved, That, as the ...
... the people. Mr. Dunning will prcfent the memorial, which will be ably fupr^rted byall the friends of the people, and honeft whigs in parliament ; and in cafe of non-compliance, it is expelled, and wimed, that the noblemen and gentlemen whoefjpoufe rhe caufe ...
... I it from fall abufe thrown fc Miaiiliy ence car- ufed pubUc againft ftripes America contemptaoufly hoi churches foccefs if Whig much property to fo Seven crime have in America 1 half time to convincing feUow-citifeens with that country 1 America will ...
... our canvafs. It is a faft that our opponent had been canvjlun*, by letters and odieiwife, more than a fortnight bcfeire the Whigs had determined upon a contcft— and it ie equally true, that through ti is v '.it or t una re de lay, we loft fome, hundred ...
... pittance, the i -hciie ot tl.e mdi pendent ?? ol Wclhnin- ll:i. By the Kill of till 'gham, The M.irquii of Rockingham, and the Whig i ; ten It throughout Entland. The Duke rf Ihv.inihin ; and may the re- pul'.ntt-.ivei of an ancient no dlity dtr ye tlitir ...
... Mancheftvr in the tra: bin arm one half againft f (tit oblige J fe then J:siJcd it— the hill it correspondent to wh-n his u Whig wiich MTUf i pulli: i a Toties Mr the Wilt IRISH STATE-LCTTFaRY 8 I icij eel o! No °143 5191 I rah ti ycyj JS- 99i tch No ii2b ...