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... Rumours are now _ . ia* that a junction between the leas remote part • the Whigs and the present Administration would take place. 1 The Printe Regent had Lieutenant* General Whetham to Serve LiMuiant-General upon the Staff of the South-west districtand ...
... bad put on bis figu a placard, faying, ...
... secondly, Lady Elizabeth Foster. The Noble Duke ha# been distinguished thro’ life by a zealous and steady maintenance of those Whig principles for which his ancestors so strenuously contended, and to which the illustrious Family of arc indebted for the Throne ...
... Scpretary Monroe, to have assumed a tone of arrogance and insult.” Aniutiination to the like effect have remarked in the Baltimore Whig, from which it has been copied into other prints. We have seen these statements with much surprise. We cannot say that they ...
... interests. What noW becomes of the story that Mr. Foster had unlimitted powers It has vanished into air, u into thin air.* From the Whig, Smithite Piper. A writer in this morning*s * American,* has urmshed the public with some judicious observations on the injury ...
... they rode. TRIUMPH OF THE PRESS. Defeat of Sir Vicary Gibbs. This day the trial of Mr. White, Proprietor of the Independent Whig, a London Sunday Paper, who had been imprisoned for three years past, in Dorchester Jail, for a libel, came on at Guildball ...
... depose and say, that I was a journeyman employed Nathaniel H. Wright, editor and publisher of a newspaper called the Independent Whig,*’ printed the town of Newburyport, from the commencement of the publication of said newspaper until some time the beginning ...
... in that event. These are facts which the people ought to ponder upon, before it becomes too late for them to act. (Northern Whig.) Washington, July 18. (From the National Intelligencer.) It it length ascertained, to the conviction of the moat sceptical ...
... seems bave yet.prodtieed.-is an ungrateful and scurrilous attempt in the ministerial papers the Aurora, and itt satellite the Whig, to attribute the origination-' of the plot to that Government which and exposed- it. On Saturday night; about seven o’clock ...
... neat and pungent satire: In addition to all these, foreign gentleman of the name of Baptist Irvine, Editor of the Baltimore Whig, has also come out, and ambi. tiousof noble game, liar addressed Mmsetf-immediately to the-greatest man in the nation.—tbs ...