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... Westminster, in which he was supported by a,combination of power, of influence, of cortuption, of terror, of Aristocracy, of Whigs, Tories, of apostacy, of perjury, and fraud, was still in a minority of eight below the Candidate who could not bring his ...
... Whitbread, really consider it a triumph? Was it such in the estimation of Lord Grenville? or at Carleton House, or with the Whigs, or the 'Aries, or the Aristocracy, or with any 0' all of the parties coalesced on this occasion. He was convinced none of ...
... Hood were deducted, the Treasurer of the Navy was no less than WOO below him On the poll. Was that then a triumph for the Whigs and Tories, for Mr. Whitbread, and the Treasurer of the Navy ? He had polled 4,300 unhought, uninfluenced voters, and was only ...
... Id f m or und the h p l u eY rpos i Vo n'f A debate thereon arose, and on a division place, there were. Noes 14— Ay es lg. _ WHIG attn.—The first meetirtg for the season of this Society was held yesterday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, his Grace the Duke ...
... are in readiness -for irnmediate.sail. ing. • `l •troops are in high spirits, and lung to give tht.:•Dons a drubbing. . The Whig, Paul, from London to Newcastle, Is taken carried into liclvoetsluys.. following vessels have been taken and sent intoGiOraltar ...
... to the sum of :.1,828,999/. The Grants of Monies for the service of the year ending Jan.s, 1807, amount to 15s. 9d. At the Whig Club Meeting, on Tuesday, Lora Holland in the Chair, it was resolved, That Memory the Right Hon. C. 7. Fox, should he an e ...
... Lord Grenville this day removes from Downing - street, to house at'DropMore. W/410 au - IL—Tuesday a numerous Meeting of b. Whig Club was held at the Crown and AnchOr Tavern, when the Rt. Hon. Lord King was in Chair; accoinp,inird by Lord Holland, Lord ...
... w,iis a practice, in it ‘‘'.as na'ttOt C. in olfering bittiself for Soutbwarf:.., to . fall 'into 'Still, was a Whig, and not merely, a Whig, but a .. rn:an acceptable In those teletrneri in. the - r ßutouith s who' r. notions of iteform to I of ,hiihrtital ...
... s friends ; and this Candidate has triumphed at the expence . of his Patron himself. L or d s . Euston and Petty found the Whig interest much wes&ne.l by the revival of the old cry of the Church, is in langer; and yet one of them is Placed at the ...
... cheritc-factOr. Td appear June t 5, In, • and .* - 47; lc the VVinre.l.iosi inn, WI) itscoarch.—Attoriiks,' Knight -and, Brookes, Whig:hint% or -Allen, Exley, and Stockerjurni'vars-Inn,'London, --• • • • Widiam Jariny, of Nikwieh,tellmulif,e.. To, appear May ...
... brought him, like a felon, to their bar. [opt/awes]. Tn his Sovereign he was firmly attsehed ; in principle* he was a true Whig—but' not at modern He was a sincere fritnd to the Constitution in Church and State, as settled 'at the Revolution, and in every ...
... has been levelled, and the spot is to be called TallerltZiell'S Place. It is near the Schweidnitz Gate. At a Meeting of the Whig Club on Tuesday, a dispute arose in consequence of, the health of Sir Francis Burdett being proposed. An altercation took place ...