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... Application personally, by letter fpdst pai l), may be made Mr. Barns, West-court, Shalbourn, near Hunecrford, Berks. INDEPENDENT WHIG NEWSPAPER. A Gentleman having by him two complete copies of the above truly valuable paper, from its commencement to the present ...
... aitloiess, nomb-eis ! ■ d..:«ly, the fourth or filth day • , the k ( the distemper. A .il Wick saw seventeen graves at lime. Whig Club. —There was a numerous Meeting of this respectable Club yesterday, at the Freemason's Tavern, Lord Holland in the Chair ...
... business in the-usual form, Sir Berkeley Guise and Mr. were severally proposed. Both candidates profiled themselves to be in the Whig interest, and pledged themselves to use every exertion for a -reform of abuses. After several S|Teeches from various freeholders ...
... present Ministers office; who, it is supposed, will support the existing restrictions upon the issue of specie. Ycstcrdav the Whig Club held their first meeting for the season, at the Crown and Anchor tavern, the Duke of Norfolk in the Chair. The day was ...
... —Same day, at Bath, Mrs. Bellamy, widow of John Bellamy, Esq. formerly of Chandos-street, Covent-Garden, the founder of the Whig Club.—On Sunday, in his 77th year, Henry Vonlmlte, E-q. senior clerk in the service of the Bank of England.—On Wednesday the ...
... died on Monday, at his house in Piccadilly, in the year hi* age. He had long been considered one of the chief props of the Whig party this country : he was a firm supporter of the principles maintained Mr. Fox. The Duke very rarely, if ever, expressed ...
... which wdl g'-v.n;—A eligible ESTATE, suuare* •'{ county Somerset, :A> -i miDs from stout e gr-.at wwern roi'd, is; in.- folio whig ' o»s : Lot l. —Thrc Pieces of A rabic La: d, contain 2 A. ill- 'J. —Four C!- -;.s Pasture Land, c-T.taininsr A. aR. P. Lot3 ...
... ditto, mahogany and other chairs, carpet, pier and dressing glasses; ptwur, brass, and coppsr articles kitchen requisites, bit-whig copper, dairy and brewing utensils, iron-' o-.m casks, and quantity of ; a S«:.die BARN, on pair of stones, CaiNhouse, Gig ...
... filed by the Attorney- Get, »ral against Mr. Henry White, the printer and publisher of Sunday paper entitled The Independent Whig, charging him with having, the of September, 1810, published in that paper a libel the Government, calculated and intended ...
... Custom-house lugger, at the north end the town of Deal. A meeting of the friends Mr. White, the proprietor of the Independent Whig Sunday paper, was Monday held the. Crown and Anchor Tavern. Sir Francis Burdett moved that a subscription should entered into ...
... a valuation. —The residence, which I most complete, has lately undergone considerable improvements, having had one complete Whig added house; and comprises in the upper story five bed rooms for servants, together with three in a detached ; the seVen principal ...
... to the promoters of meeting and its objects. Mr. Carpenter, indeed, proposed vote of thanks to the Editor of the Independent Whig; but after twice put the chairman, it was negatived, with the exception of ode hand held up in its favour. The numbe{ of persons ...