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London

... its publication. The Morning Chronicle Monday last, the 15th instant, the Report the Proceedings and Speeches at the Grand Whig Dinner, given Glasgow Mr. Brougham and Mr. (which the Morning Chronicle for and Obtained express from Glasgow, and gave the ...

London

... .the amount direct taxation thus exceeds four sterling head per annum, for every and child, throughout the island. A grand Whig dinner was given the citizens of Glasgow, Thursday, to Messrs. Brougham and ; Lord A. Hamilton was in the chair, supported ...

London

... state to which your ttnC, , V4 ! ly *'* »n»bitii»n have reduced Your ,k, H nation, only remains tor down the ft* a,H v, ' ur Whig Attorney-General put and ultimate!?! . c, u ,Henc ...

London

... unless they are properly defined. .i--berty and licentiousness have different meanings in different understandings. If the Whigs had not forgotten their natural candor, they would have informed us, long ago, that liberty implies a right to revile the Sovereign ...

London

... of*' No, no, during one part of Mr. Butter's observations from Mr. Storey, who was lie said in a minority -pith /Am, so far whig principles were introduced in Mr. Rutter's speech. thanks being proposed to George F.sq. the Mayor, expressed his eagerness ...

London

... the lamented death of that great minister took place, in January, 1800, he retired, with his colleagues, to make room for the Whig ministry of Mr. Fox. He was succeeded in his office by the late Mr. Windham. Lord Castlereagh did not long remain out of office ...

London

... usual, was the alleged cause of their patriotism, and , the of their eloquence, the utter exclusion those venerable topics Whig declamation, taxes, standing arniv, sinecures, pensions, and the glorious Revolution ICilB. The speakers were Lord Sir F. Burdett ...

London

... Lansdown, but he has in noway himself from the Whig party. It is too much, we believe, to say that a negotiation is on foot between Mr. Canning and the Marquis of Lansdown, the representative of tha Whig party in Parliament, but communications have taken ...

London

... be so hardened villain, delude so many ? Plase your worship, says rat, 1 was trying to get a good one. , . Sale of the Whig Club Chair. —This curious article was yesterday put up to auction the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the other ettects ...

London

... return from St. Helena, he did not propose to from the Admiralty, that I should altogether avoid any intercourse with any of the Whig party; that should live for a time secluded in his house; that should maintain inviolable silence as all that witnessed at ...

London

... building at Harwich. A. very admirable address appears from the of the Countv of Durham, which has been drawn counteract the Whig-radical one which lately •mated from that County under the auspices of Earl ay, Mr. L'unbton, &c. The following paragraph in ...

HOUSE OF COMMONS

... on the Aristocracy, both WhLs and Tories, now unite in the promotion a st reform, and thereby the violence and .mtr- -the Whigs veady to give up the'r borough property, and they did not imptde th great measure—and he appealed the Aristocracy large to ...