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... essentia t in the attainment of a .olid; rt*rft i mid polite edoc-tioo ; nnd Mastgroof eminenef a«*_#rtir il> sfe. Singing, Dra whig, Daneixi?, Ita: inn, rbe Harp, ftc Tk. French Laoewng*. ; ?? ?? I**- Tisinn- Larfy residing- in the house, with vthwmf 4 ttixt ...
... of the State, Iv short lis language is purely consti- tutional, and may bb subscribed to by auy sincere Patriot, whether' Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dissenter. THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. Although the accounts for the -Quarter wh;ch closed on Friday, are ...
... tions besides, as may help to get the Whigs into place. The poor Queen, as usual, was tbe alleged cause of their patriotism, and the inspirer of their eloquence, th tbe utter ex- clusion of those venerable topics of Whig de- clamation, taxes, a standing army ...
... calculated upon the co operation or assistance of this Government. The unprecedented rise ia the Funds bas thrown the whole Whig and Radical faction 'Ms complete dismay. It proves to tbem that Public Credit is no. longer suffering under tbe apprebension ...
... Theodore Charles Roomer.— XVl. Lord Carberry 's Letter on the late Cork County Meeting.— XVli. isla.e and Prospects «f the Whigs.— XVll I. Farrington'a Me- moirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds.— XlX. Poems to Ida. Nos. I. lE— XX. Lord Lauderdale's proposed Address ...
... Theodore Charles Koerner. — XVl. Lord Carberry's Leiter on' tbe late Cork County Meeting. — XVll. State and Prospects of the Whigs.— XVlll. Farrington's Me- moirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds. — XlX. Poems to Ida. Nos. 1. II. — XX. Lord Lauderdale's proposed Address ...
... Loyal Associations, with Strictures on the present Aspect of Public Affairs, showing that a fair and undisguised Union of the Whigs with the Radicals is the only measure that can save ihe Country from the effects of Military Despotism, or a bloody Revolution ...
... May 17, arc on Sale by j Richardson, Goodluck and Co. at their Old Fis- ?? OlF.ce, Bank Buildings, London, and by the folio whig Agents : JL Cullingworth, Printer, Leeds. ii. Nichols, Books-ller. Wakefield. J. llolruyd, Siationer, Halifax. W. Langdale ...
... by estimation One Acre, planted with fruit trees, lucern, &c. With a Building thereon. For further particulars apply to -Mr. Whig, solicitor, Bury.} or to Messrs. Isaacsons, Land Agents, at their Office, New- market or Clare* An Old-established SHOP in ...
... The Queen's Carnival at Vau shall he Brandenbnrih Gazette Extraordinary — Hammersmith ?? Moore— Blunders of the Old Times— Whigs' ted Place; their Refnsnl-Lainbton's Puffs -Haymnrkei ■itiricaU-Drurv-lane-Kean and tbe Queen-Mr. Green's ?? isrs . liodkw ...
... TwoPoorGirls 0 4 0 A Poor Boy 0 10 General Vansittart 2 2 0 At Greenweod, Cox, and Co.'s. T.W 10 0 Edward Parry, Esq 110 A Reformed Whig „ 10 0 0 .Lieut. Dunn, 6th Dragoon Guards 10 0 Major ?? 5 0 0 W_n. Fitzhugh, Esq 10 0 Jobn Beresford, Esq. Ashborne 10 0 Richard ...
... ised lo he paid off. uifh the less fleeuug interesi of .be Helles Letires Th^p^ nrietors pledge themselves to .he support „f Whig PrkciuJe ~ but p..rp..se confining themselve* .o selec.ions ot or ex'JaTi! trnm, the raosi ahl.e and iuieres.iug aniclesnf ...