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... WHIG . n N acco unt of the lamented - Death of the Motl Noble FRANCIS DUKE of BEDFORD, the Meeting Whig Club; advertiled to be 'held on -Tuefday next,. is, rection of _his Grac,rthe Duke of Nolo( rot.x, Chairman, , the pottponed. to Tuelday the bth of ...
... .erer filmed • January, from a fuppofed H Editor of The Whig to the of Chapman's h hi , ' writer deforibes to be a murder '1 cruel und tyilematic torture, of a poor ; that the verdia proceeded ;1 corruption. Henceforth (lays the writer) ' hit the ...
... INDEPENDENT WHIG OFFICE, No. 23, Wacwiek-lquare, Newgate , nreet.. • • THE Pubite are refneattav informed, That - the, INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, .of Sunday, will' contain CRITQ's 'Second , Letter,' addretkd to the -PRINCE of , WALES ,together with an - Addrefs- ...
... ~..INDEPV,NDEN'I' WHIG, SUNDAY NEIASPAPER, - rrHPuE. b:ic attention is - telpeel fully tO two Ietters, .whlcli appear in TN. Iptlevendent of Sunday printcd and puoliffiyd at o. 3, Warwick-Iquart, th , _. one addrcircd tly s Cat.inet nifiers. a ...
... WA.NTED in a Family, ref-Whig colift,intv in the country, a ftea,iy 4dive Woman, as Cook and Houlekeeper. Likewile a Footman, in the fame family, where no butkr is kept, nor under footman : they mutt prodme good charade's from their laft places.-” Apply ...
... Craven-ftreet, Septenthi`r 191 h, 1806. WESTMINSTER. MORNING HERALD. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, SHE STOOPS CONQUER. WHIG CLUB. To Mr. It. W. CLARKSON , S ecretary to the VV,Club. W . g I 7 E, the und6rii el \MFRS of the . CLUB, (lo requeft you ...
... Spirits, Cord ' ials and Compound.s,—Sub. .fcriptions for •filiin,g.up the rernainitv; Shares recekve4; and. Protpeaures.' (Whig the pzirtieulzirs of the eftalrliflimenr, may be .had at the following places : Mcfcrs.Sanforn, Blake,. and Co. No. 63, Lc ...
... (fretting plain viEtuals well, 'and have no objection to clean the lower part of the honk the Houle-Maid be a Ready perfort; - whig thiderihinds her batinefs, and clever at her needle. They both muff aflift in wafhing and ironing. It is requeited that npne ...
... ,. relenting -an. ex ten,iive • View ot don, takelartaiVii (hat exhibits the principal objects of beauty,. and the, furrow:Whig country, in a itriliing aud picturefque.point of from drawing 4 painted by Mr. Thomas Gitlin. It is prefumed; thegeteral elliret ...
... that ii.does not admit °fa precift„pnlwer ; but Aldefman Ilankey not .H Member, nor was he ever at any of the MeetingS of the Whig Club. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREECIOLDERS of the ...
... ' Wl-11G CLUBI~ LTo Mr. R. I , V..ARKSON, Sk.errtai - v to the Club. . ~ , WE' the pucierfig,ned MEMBERS of the WHIG CLU.I3S-ktov.:queit you to pall 'in Eitraordinary Meeting co the Club, in cohiNuemce of Ilk irreparable - lols which this Country has ...
... redrefs was to be expeEte a ' The pretent, above all others. was a mon inautpicio o time to addrefs that. Huule w hen the Whigs as . as the fupporters of Mr. Pitt's long admitiration , peared e to he adverfe to every thing like radical fattsladory reform ...