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... city, alleging* that Mr. Protheroe bad acted in the House Commons in a manner directly opposed to his original professions Whig principles. Col. Baillie has accepted the invitation, and is now canvassing the electors. Mr. Frotheroe has announced his intention ...
... be had, just published, pi If. 6d. f STRtcTUkES on an Article in the Review, on the State Parties ; which the Conduct the Whigs is exposed, and the Refoimcts vindicated from the Reviewer's Misrepresentations ; containing Remarks on the Parliamentary Conduct ...
... ditto, mahogany and other chairs, carpet, pier and dressing glasses; ptwur, brass, and coppsr articles kitchen requisites, bit-whig copper, dairy and brewing utensils, iron-' o-.m casks, and quantity of ; a S«:.die BARN, on pair of stones, CaiNhouse, Gig ...
... and Mr. T. Clarke took the chair. All three gentlemen made long speeches. The chairman deprecated the unqualified abuse the Whigs which his party had lately indulged in; and Mr. Richter declared that petition was in preparation against the return of Mr ...
... deficiency numbers which had upon oay's poll. He had not cxpected to be accused of being too little of a reformer; but the Whigs were formerly radical reformers. the year l?9tt they said that they would not take office without insisting on and yet they ...
... a valuation. —The residence, which I most complete, has lately undergone considerable improvements, having had one complete Whig added house; and comprises in the upper story five bed rooms for servants, together with three in a detached ; the seVen principal ...
... qualities of a proposition cannot altered, in mind, by a consideration that it came from a man in place, or out place—a or a Whig;—its nature must be the same. * The bid hackneyed cant, disturbing the peace the County, cannot apply my conduct, when I it ...
... of proposition cannot be altered, in my mind, by a consideration that it came from a man in place, or outol place—a Tory a Whig;—its nature must be the same. The old hackneyed cant, of disturbing the peace of the County, cannot apply my conduct, when ...
... - !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 ...
... present Ministers office; who, it is supposed, will support the existing restrictions upon the issue of specie. Ycstcrdav the Whig Club held their first meeting for the season, at the Crown and Anchor tavern, the Duke of Norfolk in the Chair. The day was ...
... which wdl g'-v.n;—A eligible ESTATE, suuare* •'{ county Somerset, :A> -i miDs from stout e gr-.at wwern roi'd, is; in.- folio whig ' o»s : Lot l. —Thrc Pieces of A rabic La: d, contain 2 A. ill- 'J. —Four C!- -;.s Pasture Land, c-T.taininsr A. aR. P. Lot3 ...
... Mr. Ilobhouse's Election. Sir F. Burdett took the Chair. The Report was rather voluminous, complained of the apathy of the Whigs, in not bestirring themselves in behalf Mr. and Reform. Mr. Hobhouse addressed the meeting at considerable length. Mr. Hunt ...