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... The Incorporated Company of Blanket Makers at Witney, have cmbrace(!:' with great pleafure and fatisfattion, an opportunity whig- the Royal Family’s return from Cheltenham on Saturday laft afforded them, of prefenting their Majeflios with twa ir of blankets ...
... Members —-City Membei s-i-Mayor, Sheriffs, and Aldermen-* Lord John Tdwnfliehd—Mr. Fox—Mr. Ske/idan— Duke Of Portland and the Whig Intereft—vhemajefty the people—Jeremiah Ives, Tombland— Charles Welton, juu. Efq.—Lord Bithopof Norwich —Mr. Pitt. * , Roger ...
... Coke—Mr. Pitt—Mr. Fox—Duke of Norfolk—Mr. Sheridan—>Duke of Bedford—Mr. Grey—Duke of Devonlhire—Liberty hall—Duke of Portland and Whig imered Bifbop of Norwich—Sheriff-eleft Hudfon—'l he Mayorefs and family—The majedy the people —The independence of the Commons ...
... propriety of the Revolution of With refpeft to the Whigs, there can be no doubt, the part they would take in an univerfal rejoicing of this kind, would be in the higheft degree cordial and fincerc, for the Whigs have ever and uniformly profefled Revolution ...
... through here for in- UY. bur iQ ~ an ying place in Suffolk. ey ingu ifition was taken at Laindon- eynolds, ¢fq.on the body of @ » Whig Was found underneath a tree, It) yin th \ tie ¢ laid parith, by a man gatiher- Wh W 3 y feparated trom his head; Me he land ...
... LONDON, September 30. The Whig club are properly to take the Ltad in the Cele- bration of the Century of the glorious Revolution in this Country. A fplendid Plan is formed, which extends farther than the mere Members of the Club, and which will give to ...
... lethal ilatt nf perfection; foe which we hive been the envy of all Europe) by the honourable and legal eaertioa* of Independent-whig., and aot by tht ftrvil* adulation of ?? eourtler*. Sefretiier ttti, t-jit. ...
... political fcales will always hang exactly even, the Whigs would chufe the inclination (hotdd on the fide the People p the Tories, that the Teaks Ihculd vibrate in favour the M t.-arc hr In other words, the Whig predilection .wards the popular, the Tory towards ...
... left tli* place. . M The income of the Deanery Durham i moft valuable of any in England, not excepting St. Paul’s. , . , . The Whig Club are properly to take the lead in the celebration of the century of the glorious Revol ition in this country. A fplcndid ...
... Battalion ground their Arms, except two Officers and a few Roman Catholic Soldiers ?? Proteftants now faw their Danger; and Whigs and Tories uni- ted their Efforts to defeat the Intentions of the King. With this View they turned their Attention to William ...
... religion and liberties on their proper bafts, feems be wearing outof peoples minds, or at beft only partially fupported by a few Whig Societies. We, hovvever, truft, the remembrance of fuch blelftngs being tranfmitted to us for the fpace of one hundred years ...
... Aidbro', ballaft j andProfperous, Weltal, for London,, with timber. Wind W. N. W.—Bth, Beckford, Calver, for Bilboa, with packs; Whig, Welford, for Ramfgate, with pavin* bricks; Sally Biftiop; Unity, Bryant; John 3 Thomas,Barrett; and James, Fifh, for London ...