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... 5s. 6d.; the Eaglishman decreases from 199 525 to I 73.800 ; the Examninerdiffers from 205,O00.to 194,500; the Independent Whig, from 50405 to 46941; and Wooler's Gazette from 101,415 in 1019, to 77,850 in the following year. On the other band. more ...
... be- tween his present servants and the leaders of the constitutional Opposition: and with such compldte success, that all ?? Whigs, as they are called, have professed their willingness to co-operate in tarrying on the government upon the principle, professed ...
... the 8tggestion oi' sever il members from like adjoirfin4 P district, the title ?? e Club.vws changed from the n '1 Chrshire Whig. Cluh. to tlbe ?? Wflh;n Club of r C.eshire and 4Ihe nrighb~i% riag Counties It w1s ii also resolved,tihst the next A1rnisl ...
... amopg the 1 great body of Whigs there could be found one who ot would reject to its repeal (Applause.) A~k the forties if they would colnsen t to its repeal, and iheir d answer would be, No. (Applause.) There *as not il- one Whig throughout the country of ...
... conseqttenco wiith r*v.10 _ to new Spain. e YOItRN ?? CLU13. We hae great pleasure in s'ating tilhat t a ttir ei eeting of ?? Whig Club, it wirs resaioj, that a publile dinner should shortly he prepurd d !i r its memrbrs in this ci v- S nre tile neIeir- ...
... exercise of this prerogative by his unprinci pledl Ministers-(Applalse)-for unprincipled he would call any set of mel, whether Whig or Tory, who werc capable of advioing such an act of injus- tice. (Loud applause.) What would be the effect upon the army, ...
... of the COostilution had obtained in the over. L s lbt err~remfable ~Bill. srectably. attended by the jip8l Gentlemen of the Whig. interest of the 0nd the subject was followed up in speeches ,tLangth by varioua members of the Club. heexample of the gentliemeh ...
... WHIG CLUB. The York Whig Club hell its annual meeting on Monday last, when the attendance was more than usually numerous. It is delightful to meet occasi. onaily with meetings ot this nature, where every noble and gerkerous sentimant of the heart finds ...
... trilihisig ?? cml similar in the York Whi i Cluh. ibih t ese lW pressions h e proposed the ?? h rf Sir Geotge Cayley and the Whig Club of' Yor&, whir; was drank with cheeps. Mr. Hargrove tE t- r of thre Y ?? r G a letrer from Sir George Caley, %%ho sa ...
... who, though a Tory, filed more inforniationt, arid inn. - stituted more prosesuttons against the Press than any half. dozen Whig Attorney-Generals ever instituited. No matter. e The appointment might have been a right one-hut to the Catholics it was very ...
... interest which its merits may justly claim from a benevolent ?? Pachet. I THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD AND HIS TRIStI IESTAIzs.-The ?? Whig lately published rsome severe animadversions on a practice said to be rresorted to on the Marquis of Hertford's estates in ...
... people alone have no party there. The Tories, a most baneful race of bad politicians, have a powerful party in Parliament; the Whigs, many of whom are bad Tories out of place, have a strong party in Parlia- ment ; the West Indians, who audaciously call human ...