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... Isms this de o we 1~1 !NI closet. and *Hood the sump es directed Livevitat rim last Cosmos* Hall, token returned the :.- eat Whig the Address sad Petition) of the City A' Leedom their Corporate capacity, I cation receive it ' the Throne. given will by ...
... myself, Gentlemen, Your faithful mid obedient Serino, MONTAGU BURGOYNE. ChelotsfordseJso. 8 8 1810. • • • . • THE WHIG. TUE INDEPENDENT WHIG, or Sunday A Jan. 14. - ettinain Ars! Letter front TI MO Y TRU N 1 A . ilattresped TO THE COADIONS OF ENGLAND ...
... Bodes ail! to Bs. lid. OILY ; a Dottte of good Old Pwt fired Rea & Regina, and Success to the British Drama. THE INDEPENDENT WHIG. OE INDEPENDENT WIIIG, of Sunday next, Jas. 14. will contain the first Letter from TIMOTHY TRUES.' AN, addressed TO THE ...
... Catalogues may be had at the Bridge-Ward Cotfee-house, Gracechurch-street ; and of the Auctioneers, Newington- WHIG CLUB. TRE next Meeting of the Whig Club will bo Imo Tuesday, the 6th of February, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. His Grace the Duke ...
... and not to any Junta, ;taller any dem,i,,,,. fl ee only objected to me , on acc o u nt of Place. Ile gave no be ex,,t ;me Whig pri , ,ciples. But I hope that oh ill 4:164- friend, to whom the Freemen of Mahlon are 'l!ebtet, with the radon ing declaration ...
... Peace. Is the War to go on for ever ? Can we forget the circumstances w hich' surround us ?—that Gold, the universal circa- Whig medium; has • airappearedv and that ire now relying ow , paper cireirlation .a circulating medium Only by convention-T aid ...
... betweim himself and his friend, as to party, appeared be a distinction without a difference. Certainly he world vote with the Whig party when he thought them is the right. On the great questions about to come before Parliament they mot he united. An awful ...
... era never miter that toasts wtakiag, in the whole. 5e84,000. Sin call themselves Whigs '.11) abandon him war) stands on Shares will be entitled to their Prapnrtions. Whig prieeiple,, land &fees nal) , remit them as to the Tickets and Sharas are on Sale ...
... - • • tfr • • • Pi - • =ft' r On being put itiii the Austad. ment,„ . The'(;HAttELLOR Of the EXCIIEQUER deelkted, that ' Whig opinion thertt was no occasion for i fiOdekion of, the kneed/mitt of the Hon. -Gentlentan, an& expressed confidence that the ...
... satisfied, io the end give me their warren support, for I never amide myself that those Ida call themselves Whigs will him who stands on ; ro e Whig principles, and differs only frees them as to the propriety of that compromise, which in the practice strikes ...
... Thistle, and the Shamrock. The Duke of Bedford, and the speedy retarn of Government to Ireland. The Duke of Norfolk, mut the Whig, of Englad. The Marquis of Douglas, and our friends who eel& the day iu the Scottish capital. The Doke of Argyll, and the ...