... 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 ...

... - !limter .was W.qdnfeday elccteil v l London (jjg staee lite Newnbam^ A- was .Monday held. at Chelms!pr4, eoi^ed by the s Whig person to.Jib uq. tit. t^t-sitnuy-oft the the late Mr. tJioHsfhan ok'. fc« : ••hV, l;;.deit§i;.U(:nt tff any , Vfuiit'tfi'tSf ...

... 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 ...