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... .t/TER THE YORK WHIG CLUB. Annuil Dinner the York Whig Ctob took OKfowuloyi the A«sra>bly-roufn», vhlcti lime shore Aur lnsmltnl pitriuti Ml iluirii lo is •liUtitr. Abiinl four oVtuck, the cumpiny t«Mik trail, 8, W. Niciilt, Etq. Ikmic in ihe Chair. Rrhiiul ...
... Mr. Wyvill, ihe Whig Members for York in the new I’arliaineii!, was celebrated Tuesday grand chairing. The merry sound of church hells ushered in the gratifying ceremony of the day, and immense crowd with ihe orange favours (ihe Whig emblems of the R ...
... if Mr. Hob House were returned to Parliament, lie would immediately become Whig; and also,, that though (Sir Francis) had. abusing the Whigs, he had been supporting the Whigs. Thjs snrelypfoceeded from an unfortunate misconception on the part Mr. Lamb— ...
... the Defendant, who published it pith a comment, purporting that this was instance of that abuse of ioil lienee of which the Whig parly were so often complaining. The Defendant w»s then informed that the letter was written' without the knowledge cousent ...
... lligln Honourable George Canning, at the Liverpool Dinner, given in celebration of his re-election.—3. Letters of a Liberal Whig, No. 111.—4, Selections from the St. Priest MSS. No. 11.-—5. The Rape of Proserpine.—6 Songs and Song Writers.—7. Elegies.— ...
... three principal Magis'.riilea of the City of London for the ensnini; year should be Whigs. The Livery woo not even admit of competition between the open defiance llje Whigs, and the covert opposition the Tories, They elected the Sheriffs, Mr. Alderman and ...
... thousand aeven hundred and twenty-nine freemen have voted at this election, being more than were ever polled any former one. The Whig Candidates have been returued by larger majority than was ever known in York before. Cliesier Elccliou, Mnmlay, March 13, Fifth ...
... Settlements. By the Hoii II GREY M P. Printed for J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, 1. NEW TORY GUIDE, price 7-. 6d. 2. DEFENCES the WHIGS. Thomas Lord Erskirn*. Eiftli Edition, price 4s. ...
... valued, and whose political sentiments were congenial bis owu. lie had read with gnat pleasure manly and eloquent of the Yoik Whig Club, and most heartily coincided in its ftssrriioii, (bat the people of England must in vain, until their voice he beard, ...
... violent inroads upon their rights and liberlies.—{Applause.) The speech Mr. Wyvill was followed addresses from Mr. Flower (of the Whig Club io London), the Hon. Mr. Pet re, Colonel Cooke, Mr.Cbalonrr, and Wm. Strickland. In the course of his address Col. Cooke ...
... IVople. opinions, not pledges, 1 shall bo. most happy serve you, nod the more esp* aa trust I may he the means of uniting the Whig Interest Bristol favour one Candidate. retrain, 6cntleinrn, Your very grntt fnl Servant, Feb. 22,1820.” HENRY BRIGHT” ll was ...
... of course looked the character well, and played the sdter scenes pathetically. On .-Tuesday last a g.neral meeting the Vo«b Whig Club was held at Etridge’s Hotel, Yorl, .d less than fifty-thtee new Members wne including Member of Parliament, a Major m ...