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... where 1 treat that subject as coolly and indifferently, as I would dispute betwixt Caesar and Pompey. conclusion shows me a Whig, 'taut a very sceptical Some people frighten me with the consequences that may attend this candour, considering my present ...
... batteries, block ships,Kpraants,; and gun-boats in a situation, where,. froutlhe shoalness.of theater, it ,was impossible to Whig 4nx of the lqrge ships io their ; support. feel it dUtSr tti 'tn:ike a tiarticulttr acknowledgement-:of 'the aid - I have derived ...
... coni;tertiatton prevailed- - at . Oporto, and 'the - Metchants were the greatest off their ; ai 3 Otit'iti'so. - il - 01 - VekselS Whig:there;';i, great many of which were - fully lailen,; everal Purtttguese were abo . takin i up . ,• at, the of t6ri: gnineat ...
... the country, and which it was the object of his heart, to bring about.—He concluded with giving, Mr. Waithrrian and the Whigs in the Corpoe ratite) of London. • , Mr. Wailhman returned thank', and stated in a short speech, the impression which had ...
... indictment, so in a Bill, there were.,sperfluous w,or4s like these; ofnomeaniog, Rich akwere introduoed into the phrase not . Whig. the fear of God ,before, his eyes, and.Oeing tempted tlie,De4l.7 . 'His Lordship said, that as . the . four legs l supported ...
... CLUB. Yesteitiap Mr. Whitbread presided at tlie Monthly Meeting of the Whig Club, held at the Crown and ; Mellor, Tavern. • It was the day for the annual ap-,, pointment of Officers. Thanks were ,given to the Treasurer, Secretary arid Auditor for their ...
... Devonshire. and : her, gallant a Sportsman, 'between 30 and 40. , in. LONDON. e. ' lle last meeting . for the season of the Whig , 1 4, was h e ld yester d ay , at t h e L ondon Tavern, Alderman Combe in the Chair, and which t'as numerously attended. - ...
... wix ,.. o(A as tce,all,nier-, P t ships . , to , gr,ist.is.4:-!.ltlOie ts, 'aux refercinitp ;the i g iltirCl - A: . _4:111t; ;Whig . Astplect . to, • exef,pption ; from atiiies ' t .' ' ,- . Art, enga,ges in , ,te:',fletekid;?‘Fipc4,t,looseitt,.gcsfe. fortresses ...
... and Proprietor of a Sunday news.paper caned The Independent Whig. Air. Richardson opened the particulars of the information„ stating, that certain libels were published in The Independent Whig by the Defendants, on the 20th of December and . the 17th of ...
... and Philip Courteney,' Esqrs, were called the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Inter Temple. One of the Members of the Whig' Olub (Sir John Rogers, we believe) litis a carriage built exactly on the model of a Mat Coach, the driving box and the Dicky ...
... KING'S BENCH, Saturday, July .2. The King v. White and Hart. The Defendants, the Proprietor and Printer of the Independent Whig, who had been found guilty of publishing two different Libels, one against Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough, the other against ...
... building. was informed soon after, that ,several firemen arid , other persons had been Cru:shed'ender the Plana archway, • by the Whig of the roof and wall. instantty went thither, , in order to extricate the onfortunate persons from their dreadful satiation ...