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... NORWICH INDEPENDENT WHIG CLUB. The ninth anniversary of this club was held at the Angel Inn on the inst. which was most respectably attended upwards of 70 gentlemen sat dowu to an elegant dinner, which consisted of every thing in season, besides which ...
... Saturday, July 4. TENTH ANNIVERSARY of the Election of Mr. SMITH will be celebrated by the NORWICH INDEPENDENT WHIG CLUB, aid the Friends oi that Gentleman, on Monday, the 6th day July next, the White Swan Inn, St. Peter's. Dinner at Four o' Clock precisely ...
... TENTH *f Eletiion »f Mr. SMITH will celebrated by the NORWICH INDEPENDENT WHIG CLlfo and the Friends af that Gentleman, on Monday, the 6th day July next, at the Whife Swan Inn, St. Peter's. Dinner at Four o'Clock precisely. STEWARDS. S. SOUTHWELL, Esq ...
... TRL\L OF MR. HENRY WHITE. FOR A LIBEL IN ' THE INDEPENDENT WHIG.' The King v. White. — This trial took place on Friday, in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhiill ; the Attorney-General and Mr. Gar- row for the prosecution. The Attorney-General addressed ...
... latter bidding his friends not to despond.--The speeches of Sir Francis Burden have generally been severe attecks upon the Whigs, who,' he contends, had done nothing for the country.—Even at tbe Revolution he said, they had betrayed :be cause liberty, ...
... the^ftkO^nide. WHIG AND TORY. the of the use these appe.Utioos, de ■ e of the two grand division# into which the po* ...
... the party as true, thatin the year 1806, when the Whigs were in power, Lord William Russell, the uucle of the noble Marquis, filled a similar sitnation to what Mr. Osborn now does, and ano- ther Whig Nobieman since deceased, (Lord St. John) was at that ...
... weight the present, any meeting. At the same time he declared his inflexible adherence to Whig principles; he believed he was a Whig from his ciadle, and he was sure a Whig he should die. He considered himself most fortunate in possessing the good opinion Mr ...
... avoided all distinction as to public measures. made, and can make, diffeience to me, whether the man who conducted them were Whigs or Tories. These names, these classes, these watchwords axd catchwords, are too contemptible to be attended to. Those only ...
... WJb Were Pitt 'alive he'd now look . %, To see the Bou.bon line resto: . . Britain b_- prais'd, and God ado. n. Replied Will Whig, tis very tnif, And had Fox liv'd, he'd glory: •. To see the people frame the ■-«' While Kings stand by to giv.- appl** Thus ...
... matter of curious reflection, I think, to many your readers. It certainly is a very proper document for Correpondent, An Oi.d Whig,” with SpCCtai les nose,” to ruraikate upon; and I heartily wish him vigorous digestion. Causihic«s. Ipswich, Novemher 16, ...
... the ancient Whigs, the Triple and Quadinple Alliance, bear the question at present under discussion. The Hon. ami Learned Gentleman remarked the torn of irony which'the Noble Lord hail observed in describing the. degeneracy the .modern Whigs, aud n.-a* ...