... TORY AND WHIG TAXATION. To TrHR ElITOR OrrrsE MORNING CllRONICL.E Si n-I have been much armused with tile charge (amongstotherls) brought bythe Tories (with their usual regprd to truth) against the Whigq of having increased the taxes. I this darry cihancedi ...

... NANTWVICL WHIG CLUB. [AsRUGEDa~ yaQS vse CaERvST~t CMIRDAR.tS] fOn Motiday last the iectond Anniversary Dinner of the Whisg gClub of Nantwiclt and`irs neighbourhood was held, at the Crown a Inn, In'Narntwichi Admiral Tolletrnschti itn the Chair, and the ...

... fortunate as the Whigs of York. The former e only met to assert their principled-the latter met for the happier i purpose of celebrating their tritplih. The Whigs of York were t fairly and honestly represented in Parliament-the Whigs of Li. - verpool ...

... NANTWICH WHIG CLUB. O [Conndewnsed fromi the Chester ofutheitown an On Monday evening last, the Whig Club of I l f neighbourhood of Nantwich held its Third Anniversary Meet- ne ing, at the Crown Inn, in that place. The Rev. James Tom- sh kinson presided ...

... enU - SlnIRE. W llttAJB On Monday last, the Anonal Dinner of tbs- Whig Club, of Chseshire' and tils sidjacent countics, was given at the Itoyal Hotel, Chiester. A considerahle degree of interest was excites! by thle approach of this annivcrsary celebration ...

... He recollected, however, there were four Whigs in it, and that with him was some recommendation It so happened- however, that two of its members, with whom they had no connection, quarrelled, anid the poor Whigs were turned out. It reminded him of an ...

... MALDEN WHIG CLUB. The Essex Whig Club assembled at Malden o Saturday last, to commemorate the triumph over the Bill of Pains and Penalties, which had taken plhce ea that day twelvemonth, Charles C. Western, Es,. 14.p in the Chair. This Society has determined ...

... The next toast was- The Whig Clubs of Cheater spd the neighbouring counties. Sir J. T. STANLEY, in returning thanks for this toast, ob- served, that the Noble Lord (Grosvenor) had trulydescribed the principles on which Whig Clubs had been established ...

... YORK, WHIG CL UB.t Th ulDinnr, of this, Associatimn took place at the As- bat semly t~os, o&lc on Mohday last, when about 400 of the G Mebes rndviior at down to a sumptuous entertainment tru poledon ticge's ?? M.P. aft ?? Dulssnsey, Vice-President. of ...

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... TO}R1 AND WHIG BISHOPS. To TI!1 FlIT)1R OF THLE MORN\ING CHRONICLE. T' I, fim s ?? now, With a ly zeal, i til' 11th lt-; oi the establls1 mniet ilito its keeping, in a . r: t cw roiriatI tl h (Ipisepal Iplinilitments of the ?? el ?? thi Isllolde hy the ...

... health of the Chehire Whig Club. Mr. Philips,' Lord Molyneis, Ar. Birch and the Whigs of Lancashire. cr. PHILIPS returned thanks on behalf of the Whigs of Lancashire. Lord CREWE then gave, Lord Anson, Mr. Tollet, and tbe Whigs of Staffordshire. 'Lord ...