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... John Bull is But providential warning is still the been disgraceful or his CHARACTER OF MR WINDHAM Mr Windham descended from Whig Family Felbrigge in Norfolk educated University Oatord under tuition of Dr Winstan-ley Provost ol St Alban-hall took his Master ...
... Conorksi— A rumour of this evtnt is circulating on what authority know not although we think it by no means improbable” Baltimore Whig been informed the JohnAdams is to bring such from Europe will require an call of by proclamation’ The Federal Republican also ...
... find that of it vessels so privileged to shall is building containing -fe admitting for either I first time that bis Sen Heir Whig! Surely sorely Gentlemen such artifices are too shallow nursery launery stabling brewhouse other convenient offices environed ...
... had forward in his nomination candidate been induced pretensions He however nomination honour of Hon Mr Dutton— 'ii wh the whig interest him approbation motion the the tallowing It me Gentlenu n find burst v which you received nomination Mr Dutton— Gentlemen ...
... Gentlemen 1 perceive I need more M Address home with you' (alluding to declaration Mr Dutton’s it it to your children it manual of Whig— creed ot an Candidate— declaration of man or AND ! Comty Meeting of GLOCESTER f R DUTTON’s principles honour integrity well ...
... chair ornamented with beautiful canopy tastefully covered orange and green silk former an emblem of his attachment to the eld Whig principles latter in compliment to the Free Foresters till recoin independent spirit which their forefather wero celebrated ...
... bill to the attention of Parliament in order prolong and extend the operation of the said Aft Mr H White proprietor of the Whig Court King's indictment for publishing a libel on the 16th of Spt lSlo From the of the Attorney General it appeared the libel ...
... could not I think b-rn proposed or on other more proper one than Mr Pkothcrok I was loss account from what any part of the Whigs objected to & the cause hear assigned wa honourable the manly independence Mr P's character it is disgraceful liberality of ...
... convened the Whig Interest respt rtwill no' to defiance it their judgment— riiEROE will ar-s which majority procured— is for informants the ba ilo r— of ini-pendent supporters with professions ot l ft unbijne strongly Mr If he one of the high Whig” Here however ...
... corresponds with Mr Prorhe roe's In no place are we in what Mr Prorhe-roe’s political opinions consist He is not even declared be Whig assure Freeman that there many individuals who have doubts to fadt I hasten however to conclude for though the is no exhausted ...
... to be silent patience the discusion on side Sir which do Mr Protheroe or rejoice his conversion is a Whig and I sorry he jocose enough those him Whigs— is invidious and sincere his declaration not recur to the definition Tories— Some described latter friends ...
... on-iota Toleration agreeably of liSS and enemy any shape or whatever Per-rlsre that Whig and I not Mr Pro hntion have my a ('itijon I heard higgi-un the Hall I believe Whig Try equally wrong principles ith Member of Abolition Slave Trade many unction with ...