... fortunate as the Whigs of York . 'The former only met to a ' - sert their principles—the latter met for the happier purpose of celebrating their triumph . The Whigs of York were fairly and honestly represented in Parliament—llie Whigs of Liverpool were ...

... _YORK WHIG CLU _13 The Annual _Dinner of _this _Association look _phcc nt the Assembly _Rooms , Yorkon Monday _last , when _nl'oul 4 ( X ) of _the members and _visitors _sitKlown to a sumptuous riilertaii ) iin _. _'i ) t pruvided Iroin Eiridge ' s _ ...

... NORTHERN WHIG CLUB. The annual meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjoining counties was to have taken place on Monday last, the current. Sir J. T. Stanley, Bart, in the chair, supported Earl Grosvenor, Lord Crewe, and all the Whig Nobility ...

... CIIKSHUIE WHIG CLUB. The fir-t general mee.iug of this club was held at the Duval Hotel, Che-ter. Tuesday last. Ninety five noblemcu and gentlemen sat down to tin excellent dinner linb- before -I* o’clock. Lord Crewe m the ehair ; tie urge Wiluraham. ...

... WHIG CLUB Ot- - CHESHIRE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTIES . CHtiTtt , UCT . O . On thil dov the Anninl General Meeting of thu Clu'sliire Whig C ) i ; b . n held at the Hoynl Hotrl , Chester . A letter wai rrad Irom ' the vcocrable Dean of St Alaph , ( Dr Shipley ...

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... WHIG OPPOSITION. With regard to the measures and priceerllngs of the party called Whigs, during the prt-'gre-s of lute session, we defy their ablest sophists and supporters, takings constitutional basis for their argument, t'» disprove the charge solemnly ...

... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. The 'I'imes of tlie e3d ult. contained a virulent attack upon the Whig NOblemen and Gentlemen who obeyed their Sovereign's summons to assist per- sonally, or by their children, in the ceremony of the Coronation, The topics of ...

... majority of 101, produced the most calamitea effects upon • the learned Whigs of this loyal city, ; who, ; are. it is ; reported, absolutely dead law. The pious affection of a Whig luminary in the candlemaker-raw, has enabled us to lay before our readers ...

... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. (From the St. James's Chronick.) The Times of the 23d contained a virulent attack upon the Whig Noblemen and Gentlemen who obeyed their Sovereign's summons to assist persouslly, or by their children, in the ceremony of the Coronation ...

... SLANDER. We have little leisure, and less inclination, to look 017 ° C the columns of that sink of Whig politics and infidel priP ° ciples—the Morning Chronicle; and -he passage we about to advert to might never have met our eye had not seen it in the ...

... Treasury.** ! the First Lord the Treasury ! The Whigs come plunder the Treasury! —Bor. though laid in his bed, The First Lord was not dead. And but was the word at the Treasury. VI. itear these proud, puff'd up Whigs, how they're count- ing the trig* *• shall ...