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... I tb« voice the feeple. to which every sttm- I* ®, f“Te been paid Whig adminiflration, **«o mpft and fcaadaloufly abandoned S 5 r C ***,B* , **J*waD‘» admtffion into the cabinet. The Knfe of the people on the bill for a parliamentary reform, and its ...
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... Dear Sir. . , « Their and your faithful, And obedient fervant, ‘SURREY.’ Mr Fox faid that the Marquis of Rockingham and the Whig Intered had always been favourite toalt, but that nobleman was unfortunately no more, it behoved them to find another, the ...
... could, and the leader* of each mob being brought liefore him enquired the caufc. They toid him it was a difpiite between the Whigs and the lories, the former being deteimined to drive rhe latter from the ifland. On i hit be addrclfed them,*** I’d have you ...
... The thermometer five o’clock, ftuod 7 degrees below nothing in farenheit’s fcalc. (that 39 degrees below the freezing point) whig It much feverer froft than has been obferved here for many years. During this fr* ft the inhabitants in town would do well ...
... article in oar Isft, a between George Baker, and Mr Hawks, st Dorhaas, for so guineas each, and the borfes, mlftske, the bet not Whig fo high, nor the hoclc the property Baker. Tuefdsy Mr Lunardi was admitud member of tte antient and honourable ftaterhity fty ...
... profelforlhip C;iA\f»ridgc I.ord Maynard for his friend Dr Hey, of Sidney. a . chmch of Ely, &c. See. go to Tort choofe. , Whig of Ycvkfliire has fnAaincda by the of Marquis Rockingham. itfelf the prop OlJfmifli Liberty. The delicate fituation a moft ...
... ami Zounda. together with Red and White Herrings, all the firft quality. , HI CLUB. Inftittitcd 1784. »“r>HK next Meeting the Whig Club will on the fonrth of Norember, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND the Chair ...
... expected. , . Yrfterday being the Anniverfarv «>f landing Torbay, was obfervea with the utmoft demTf »eryn«mmms meeting of the Whig Club was IjeW rtme Crown and Anchor.—Hit Grace the Duke ot .«i*»«., Society drank, Mr Sheridan gut up, and, after paying eloquent ...
... | ley. and Others, at the yearly Rent of j6L «l*. and fhat’Mr Ridley was at mum \ all tlmfe other Freehold Mefluages, Bur- Whig the TencmentSt fi.uate the Flefl.market forefa, BurJ , efl>s the Lid, the fame Side of the Street, aid extending Not fatisficd ...
... done, is conditional. This is Revolution dollrine, my Lords, this my doltrine, though I not profefs myfelf a Whig, though I not a Member of the Whig-club, nor have I fubferibed to the intended politico-patriotic Obclifk that be at Runnymead. Neither, Lords ...
... not more numerous than they were in the reign King Wiiliarr, Queen Ann, King George the tft, aadKing George the ; when the Whigs are faid to have gorera'd. Wat will always make addition ; as the cflabliftaciß of the aitny and navy are greater then than ...