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... T. Gott, btouOit nom his fear, Newland 'Palk, near S. Peter's, Bucks ; atnong . whn:ll are alto choice Ipeennens UT foll.•whig cilebraied, and rflectned A. Cara, aggio, S Itofa, N. Poulin), Hoibein, V. Dyc, Terriers, V. Uden, Aitis, Rernbraddt, A. Elfheimer ...
... this occasion. Ve believed, that there was no individunl in the roone or in the kingdom, whatever were his politics, whether Whig or lory, whe would not feel happy at the thcught of His Majesty having had so long a reign. He hid governed his people in a ...
... are of the Catholic Church. In a Series of betters to the Right Hon. Lord Grenville. ; os 48 tS By Author of the -Letters’ Whigs, insertédin Biagdon’s + 5 Weekly Political os. Printed for F,W. Blagdon, at the Crowa and Mitre, oa tle rene poh ew tt ten ...
... Ire mooed Ammo pada edtba tineii. Ash. bound fortoiolist. viodisemer.,ll atea,..,wdlt a cargo of mood pampatietsfy to tbe Whig Bribe togretletied, . desire, sod oodatilhe • .. or *berg . libil Niste Mg salmaafh- 1 li 4 WIN The Bear, of 14 pee, Ind ...
... was, carried' further, CertainivH nine variance with liie leading purpose of the F* dmou, namely, the running with the tight whig aml advance the army at once lip the West Scheldt i same moment that (he attack upon Walcheren whs, reeding: but that even ...
... be tnaiutaiui'il to his l\*. moments. In polities Mr. W.vao was a staunch yi'hi^, and-e*a'ly in life became a .Member ofthe Whig Clxili, an.\a aeol-Mi- stipparte r ofthe cause; be took a very .iVtivvpnrt i n \ r - Fna'l first elec- tion, for Westminster ...
... to the disunion of his enemies, not to the strength of his friends. A third of tthe Freeholders have not polled; the leading Whig interests have not moved; hundreds of my friends did not give me their votes, because they thought that there was no chance ...
... Trafford, Esq. Subscription to ditto - - 10 1Q 0 Thomas Rope - 0 5 0 Bryant - - 0 5 0 A Wrig of the Old School - - 0 2 6 A Norwich Whig U U Edwaid Martin - 0 5 0 William Waite - 0 2 6 J. Sheene* - - 0 5 0 An Robin Gray - UlO 6 T. G. - - o's 0 Thomas King - 0 ...
... I , of my -poluw~ citizens;, by, .erpe aung tlie bles- tj singswe, eny;o. And by ading III theI iiddle path, 'i wvhcih the Whigs ?? have ever pursued', ithitS - a been my -ox tobe -eqjuallly assailed and fii-W d by-the ex- f tiemseg oboih -sides. - ?? ...
... years (twenty of them in conjunction with his friend Mr. LastaEtlT), during which he. had firmly *ml invariably adhered to the Whig principles imbibed at the outset of his political life, to discover a single instance of public, or yet of private wrong, a ...
... distinctionr in 'Ills, pro- fesshin'vrhich lie miaintainid Ito his last mmilenti, ,. In politics Mr. Avard'wns.n stnullruci Whig, ned early in life becisuoe a mtember uf the Whtig Club, tnd tt zcaluvs supporter of the ciuse, lie Ilokn very ?? part hii ...
... are of the Catholic Church. Iv a seriesof Letters to the Right Hon. Lord Grenville. By ALBION, Author of the I-ctters to the Whigs, inserted in Blagdon's Weekly Political Register. Printed for F. W. Bl3gt_bn, at the Crown nnd Mitre, No. 3G.. Strand ; sold ...