... Church remained to the last Bishop of LLANDAFF, is well explnined by himself in the following passage :_ An hatred of the Whigs has, I think, shewn itself during the whole of the reign, and I probably have come irn for my share of it; for I have never ...

... connec- tions in the pursuit of his ambition. As to the KiNG,'s dislike of me, unless his edu- c- :ioi had made him more of a Whig, it was natural enough. Md declared opposition to the increased and inciraing influence of the Crown had made a great ?? on ...

... 5 5A Despiser of the Per- Daniel Sykes, Raywell, verters of any Oaths, near Cave, Yorkshire 5 0 particularly of oaths A Whig 5 0 of office 1 1 From all weak and wicked W. E. 2 2 Ministers and unjust A Cobler's mite 0 Judges, deliver its 5 0A Friend ...

... unalteiable attachment to that King, and I promised to do his utmost to restore his son. Haryey e knew, or believed that the Whigs would never suffer the Duke to be so brought to light, as he threatened The Duke was their leader and pretended idol, and, ...

... anid wlho ivossll glaidly have Itusblished the story hasd it reaiched binm, is also sls'tst. Burner, the chamipiotn of the Wh'ig sitf Protestant interest, could havie nio motiv e for concestlirig the fact, anid, as a State sectre of somne inmportance, ...

... subsequently, on the return of MVr. Pitt to office, one of the Paymasters-General of the Forces; and on the dismission of the Whig Adminis- tration from power, in 1807, M~r. Rose was appointed Treasurer of the Navy, which ofice he held to the time of his ...

... Sunda or.~onday Qbserver is only Seven-pence, and it con- itains Twvenly long folio Columns, closely printed. TINDEPENDENT WHIG, SUNDAY INEWS- .I PAPEIZ.-This Journal of next Sunidav vwill contain tilt it- cereaeting LETTER to LORD:STDNMOUIJ'', sipon ...

... be given to all booksellers and news.venders in tovni and country. WCHY ARE NOT THE MINISTERS IM- I PARH I)?-The INDEPENDENT WHIG of s 'I'(-OIb1t(IV will contain an highly important Letter from it CRTI'Tl), addressed to both Houses of Parliament, upjon ...

... soundneis of t~hat ielity, which !rs had suspended the Habeas Co-pits Act, twvice in thle reign of' to King William, under. thue Whig Administration. And he fl- wais not it little srut-is-ted, when lie heard his Noble atid adL ond Frededav l ofigteni their ...

... ,l Ruin. With a va'rcety of otner interesting Political Articles.-Independcbt Whig Office, 1i, W*ine Office-Couert, and 287, Strand, wahtele in futuec the Independent Whig will he constantly p iub!:ihed. ; &lTROMBOM'S COMMISSION.-ThO Credi- d o tnrs w'ho ...

... Hounse, who Used to rn-operate in opposing. islls ajesty's :\linis- ters, militated alpinst each other, that chewed that the Whig part), was nearly dissolved [laugh]. The country owved every thing to lik, Najesty's Ministers; it was they who appointed the ...

... talents were taken for granted. The House, to address when we show our intention, Ys lnt much disposed to shew any attention, . Whigs and Tories unite and in one thing agree That dinner is better than listening to me. A And our other great orator, sage Pi-L-n-a ...