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... NANTWVICL WHIG CLUB. [AsRUGEDa~ yaQS vse CaERvST~t CMIRDAR.tS] fOn Motiday last the iectond Anniversary Dinner of the Whisg gClub of Nantwiclt and`irs neighbourhood was held, at the Crown a Inn, In'Narntwichi Admiral Tolletrnschti itn the Chair, and the ...
... NANTWICH WHIG CLUB. O [Conndewnsed fromi the Chester ofutheitown an On Monday evening last, the Whig Club of I l f neighbourhood of Nantwich held its Third Anniversary Meet- ne ing, at the Crown Inn, in that place. The Rev. James Tom- sh kinson presided ...
... WHIG CLUB OF CHESHIRE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTIES. [ABRIDGED FROM THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.] a On Thursday last the Annual Dinner of the Members of this o flourishing and Cunstitutional Society took place at the Royal tC Hotel, Chester; Colonel Hughes, of ...
... GRAND WHIG DINNER To BROUGIAM, ESQ. AT GLASGOW - OnThuracley last, Mr iOOA'iiea lso, by tis- gay vitationi, with a numerous and highly respectable body of- -the wit] 'Whigs of that city, and of the surrounIng neighbourhood. an The intentibn of' Mr. Brougham13 ...
... quarter-to hear it stated, that while the Ministe- n; rial writers have been neglected or deserted by their party, as 'Whig subscritions Whig influence, and Whi-r talent have re been clubbed in behalf of Opposition prints.' Trlis statement as is meant for ...
... toasts which have usually )t been drunk on these occasions; and the next toast is one e which, by some means or other, the Whigs have appropriated Uto themselves, and which they are in the habit of giving. 1 s am quite sure that we are as much desirous ...
... explain thic relative situartionI s ~'of the parties: Sir IV. Anscotts higilby, Bart., has offered en himself as a Candidate upon Whig principles, supported (as it s, K.as understood) by a the melbai interest. The kiloniurible Ba- :4 ronet is descended fromn ...
... the leading principle of the Whigs ought to be secured. A Whig, lthen, to be any thing, must be a Reformer; for if he is Inot a Reformer, he certainly does not differ from a TorF | It is very true that the ranks of the Whigs are occa- sionally swelled by ...
... supported. Whig subscriptions, Whir influence, and Whig talent, have been clubbed in their behaf. And the worst libeller, or the basest apostate, who would support their cause, has found patrons, apologists, and defenders in the most eminent Whig pleaders ...
... natural- instinct, have l alawiys dealt in aiuse, and not in discussion:' 'The Whig oftr a reason, and demandi 'ia 'reason' in%- r'etiurh;- the Tory claims rblind obedience.' The Whig' c'omp bfains .in abuse,. . ijready to'tshew that 'whiat'he'conplainsiof ...
... AU'THORO-F THE SKETCH BOOK- In one 'Vot, post avo., uniform with. the Author's other WVocis, price 7a,6d. ?? SALMAGUNDI; or, Tfhe Whig-Wharms and(p. nions of Launcelot Laisgstaff, Esquire, and Ohr.BtsAuore Oal. 1Knickerbocker's Nesw York, SketchflBook, ...
... prin-m ciples of the Whigs are favourable; but Tories do not al- 1 s ways -stick, to their principles any more than Whigs, and C therefore it so happens that some Tories are friends to C f the liberty of the press, while some Whigs are its ene- c inies ...