... burday g, o 814, g ish Whig Wing . -r“'?flflg wln. “w 3(;!?, r'alurd‘y the 55 14, Panish White Wity s Tenerifr Wip, 4 Brown or an FAST, | —W—n g SN » l . LLTTIN o 1 44 - ICES—March, ¢ o 0d per 60“ 0[ 9 0 dit v 20m 0 MI. oj‘ ]6“' 6 lll'llo’of]“‘. O ditte ...

... came forth that party, whether better known by the name of The Whigs, The Telents, or, The Outs, (lunghing)-—ihey would call them ‘ which they pleased—but in that moment did those staunch Whigs come forward and pronounce that to be the time for rallying ...

... ago by the great Marlborough towards the Opposition Scers of his day. The Whigs foretell disaster to our arws, and Lord Wellington immediately gnias a dechsive victory. The Whigs predict the destruction of owr army, and the next mail brings the intelijgence ...

... Ro: Iso prayed, and gav “ihbl nald, who was of t t Peray,.. lounted the droP ahgue 9 . ock, and after a ffyy mi cky during whig! M,,cd'w! tes e was ready,” .“‘;k gave yy,. aunched into ¢ ‘Toity, Afte, e, the bodicsZerc laid ON the em out, without being ...

... 1816*. Tl . 'is $ MOR EL A XI) L th from LONDON. have on hand*. Ches/s Line Common Cwigou and Green TL AS, Kegs Xae MUSTARD; WHIG if WITH Mlid.i. l ine verv Fine Ml. llarrels Now DAMTZIG ASIIE3, tic* very host linn is, 50 Barrels KOSIN. li Casks BLRACIIF ...

... Walker, and carried unanimously. Sir Francis Burdett spoke at length, and was received with acclamation. Several member* ot the Whig Club, and those denominated the Foi- Party, were on the hustings. Ihv thanks ot the Meeting were vo-ed to the High Bailiff ...

... oid Archibald H.mUton and the imlependent Free* holders of this County | 29. Duke of Norfolk and the Whigs of Fn|ila»d. j liO. Mr. Ponsonb/ the Whigs of irel md. 31. Mr. Adam •od uur frieuds ssho celebrate the day in 1 Condon. 32. Mr. Gillies and our ...

... and an instrument to serve their own purposes;—[Here Mr R. referred to sevsrul’resolutions of the Whig Club in the year 1790]—He then proceeded, did the Whig Club suppOSt‘a'thfl‘t_ n the DBritish House of Commons it should be ;usuh.ed that scats were bought ...

... Shilling Freeholders; let him recnlleA how ingeniously he met an honourable Gentleman on my left, on the subjeA of the Northern Whig Chib, the making and the taking of Tats; and where, though proved nothing else, (if I may he indulged in a good humoured pun) ...

... aRo -era! TENI.MtNIS and C‘ .n near N.-* ; and the l.ea e hi* OWI‘I.I IN’G-HOUiE I -street. JAMES COTtI.T ,U,7 . . RICH I). WHIG i , ] Atsigi.ecs. ROBT. MOLI./W, lir.,,!.cr. July 11. (Sa ...

... C'ourts Iron Uaiis the reie each nnri Taxes. The TP.V ? naiwt* ihv the liighc&t stau as Garden: Long Leases t sion. Far partienh WHIG r, Apflica BUUKK 'if hv I B Suh« 1. I, FA Price, at his Belfast, Tfilh \VI RADCUI I'rice for Mills, DEEII’S 1:20) A FORE nno ...

... 344 ‘ R. M‘Gowan, Esqucecennnnns v, 6%0 Thes. B. Martin, Esq. 3% This is another proof of the weight whig 4, Marquis hag in this Corporation, and the estinyy in which his Lordship stands, when in his g, without even a canvass by ...