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... of the, county, vacated by the deatheaf J. Atulleck, Esq. The Mooting tonsisted of about 150 persons. No Candidate of the Whig Interest having, been offered to the Meeting, and Mr. Burgoyne's Offer of:his own services having been-rejected, .on the ground ...
... that place from the °t 4 the three millions and a halt . ° , 16. 4 611)08t.d to ha - ve been reslised altogether by , , N I oi Whig!' . captured ship q and *proportY; 1: 4 1 life‘(',Perieans whn frequented • th e 1 at island and 11. Prance'for the porpoae ...
... appearance of approving of sinecure places, and the idea was abandoned.—Tho Chaim - I,cl objected to some things which the Whig party had done when in power; • and said, that the Public ought to have it pledge from there before it supported them, that ...
... liowetler, under North's adurit.istration, Cone of Which he he wac, of cour.e. a professed Tory that, with other views, be came a Whig ; and now to toalify himself for the desperate speculations of the 'times, he thtJught t expedient to declare 'of no party ...
... afterwards resu me d, an d k ept up until Oc. ' : k • ir j .. k --iii • ----.•.. . . , lot- _ttle . ----was descended from a 'Whig Fa-,ttli'llt . 6 11 at . Felbrig ge , i n N orfolk. He Was (If pr. ray.ersity College. Oxford,. under . the he i:lnstanley ...
... the centritry, sailer the otmcg want, - nusety, and, dieress. - • • • The Badljf)z Diary. of the I'6lh-Atiy, contains the whig , art icle • the 23d inst. at night, the secretary of a , General made his appearance , in this, place Toledn,• and - brought ...
... tiurcher , . 7. 3 yrs chi N.l;-;ne i - 11111 . 8. Di,tp T -, ~, t., trldi tc : 3 ? f in 4 c Y a r l .' ; Titi 4 day, there !Whig tio COUO °I ''. • ' 4te'cloartern a ci i :i l d '.u e ' r . :t l s c( h il a il i;pn °A. v:l7:e r a riTti fr : °Al.ll:: sO ...
... n in the ditferent papers, on what authority know not, though we think the fact by no tllealls improbabre. The Bal. Ornate Whig says, we have been informed that the John Adatos is expected to bring such news horn Europe as will requl?e an immediate Call ...
... hung in the ronin.,, The wonnin's•naine is Hannah Vougwell, an . d her residence in Church .path, Portsea. A Whig 1315hop.—Bishop Hoedley a true:Whig: he Once preached a Sermon on the Ant:iyersary of the Restoration, and printed it with this Witty titie, ...
... Chancety-lane LOiidon. J. To appear September 7, 19, and October .in t . at the tavetn, Bristol, Attormies, Messrs. NV hitombe and Whig, Serj6uit's•it:ll, London ; atui Mr. Frarifcis, Bristol. Frornc,Selwood. Somevetshire, clothier. to ap'pear St•ptcrobt7 at ...
... saw the Duke of Cumberland and. Mr. Pitt (afterwards the- Earl of Chatham), removed . from.his Majesty's Councils. The . Whigs; as they were termed,' shared the same fate; and were upbraided for entertaining principles of Republicaniatn, after having ...
... ,lii the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, we understand it is the intention of the Whigs to propose the Marquis of Tavistock as one of the Representatives of IVesttninster: Since the new Tribunal of Prizes was established at Christiansand, in Norway ...