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... MALDEN WHIG CLUB. The Essex Whig Club assembled at Malden o Saturday last, to commemorate the triumph over the Bill of Pains and Penalties, which had taken plhce ea that day twelvemonth, Charles C. Western, Es,. 14.p in the Chair. This Society has determined ...
... YORK, WHIG CL UB.t Th ulDinnr, of this, Associatimn took place at the As- bat semly t~os, o&lc on Mohday last, when about 400 of the G Mebes rndviior at down to a sumptuous entertainment tru poledon ticge's ?? M.P. aft ?? Dulssnsey, Vice-President. of ...
... health of the Chehire Whig Club. Mr. Philips,' Lord Molyneis, Ar. Birch and the Whigs of Lancashire. cr. PHILIPS returned thanks on behalf of the Whigs of Lancashire. Lord CREWE then gave, Lord Anson, Mr. Tollet, and tbe Whigs of Staffordshire. 'Lord ...
... heretics amongst us undoubtedly; but you may rest assured that your true Church-of-Engilandist- Clergyman hates and dreads a Whig,. gas, 'it is said, his Satanic Majesty hates and dreaffs holy water. Note of your temperate Reforms for us: they- are far ...
... ducation of the People.- Earl Grey and the Whigs of England.- The Duke of Lsimster and the Whigs of Ireland. ?? Robert Wallace, Esq. Croupier.7-(By Rob. Wallace, Esq.) Earl of Rosslyn and the Whigs of Scotland.- The Duke of Sussex, the uniform ...
... Nightingale, of Greenock, in sixty-nine days from Liverpool, arrived here on the 16th inst. NANTWICH WHIG CLUB.-Yesterday se'nnight, the Nantwich Branch of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the neighbouring counties, held their first Meeting at the Crown Inn, Nantwich ...
... Zeiny; ?? Theodore Charles Koerner.-16. Lord Carherry's Letter on the late Cork County Meeting.-17. State and Prospects of the Whigs.-18. Farriogtons Memoirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds.- 19. Poems to Ida, Nos. I and II-20. Lord Lauderdale's pro- posed Address ...
... forward this doctrine of late, and among others the Quarterly Reviewers are particularly entitled to our thanks. It is the Whig doctrine that Kings hold their offices -as a trust for the benefit of the people.: But it may fairly, be questioned if this ...
... sele* buo tie- fol- 1owkin V0 iluication from! .a distigultwd qtarter, pla2aiunig .the bOitwO Mr. Pkht 'i conuection ?? the Whig Part and ine~hgb estiwntzot io which -lie vis ati ill ,tiesield' b tteishsc~ aun to appear-. ace iC the colusdns of dtoir4 ...
... ent (whose entire communication Is nast, by the way, dee iied worthy of insertion), foir the purpnse 11 'of attacking the Whigs. This correspondent suppotes them 11to e itave taken up their posiflon in the rear of the present Ministry, e nod makes this ...
... of Mr. M'CoNxocn i's > exhibitions in his Crown Prosecutions, we know. not; ,eve know, however, that the attempt to get a Whig ?? to fill that office has been made, though Is hitherto without success. e. It would appear, from the Report of the Pitt Club ...
... many years ago. This obstreperous manifestation of loyalty and imputa- tion against the Whigs, will deceive no person of the leaist reflection. - The loyalty of the Whigs is too well known to require any defence fromn us.. But they know the difference between ...