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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 ...
... knowledge themselves,. they adopted that whbich was suggested to them by-Mr. Illicardob by doing which1 they havet one auid all, Whigs antd T'ories, brought anmeasure ola suffering upon this country, which it 5hoxuld be tise object of jheixr fmture lives to ...
... would do if ~ii gave them their will. c The s Norfog Meeting (says The New Times) has read the r Gentlemen who call themselves Whigs, a lesson of most deep and serious import. It has shewn them the abyss i to which they have been so long and so eagerly hasten- ...
... character of the building, had been prepared for them during their stay. Brighton is' still very full of the Beau M'onde, both Whigs and Tories, and they seem to mingleapro. miscuously; and until the lamented indisposition of his Majesty, the invitations to ...
... ani assembly at' Scotchnmen as the present. 1The Croupier-three times three, and deatenitig applause. Earl Greyaetd the Whigs of England.-Three times three,I and loud applause. II Mr. JEF FERY-1 whish, with your permission, Sir, to proI pose a toast ...
... upon his n fornser employers [disapprobation and-ries of answer his argou v A ments from osse side, cher fro tedr He turned Whig- ba - he became the assoclate'of Si rni udt-e -never was ther I friend of any man ;-he thenbft Radia, and he came tI -bhefore ...
... Badely UPOll O the imposition attempted to lie practiisd at New Hall Cnveti a An Exposition of thnPolitical Creed of the Whigs, as displ5ed O in the spee am ot Sir anes, Mackihtosh at Edinbulgh-Ofil~iflat j. ReCaks upon Mr. Cuiting's- ascerdency_ An ...
... derdale, the Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Rutland, the Duke lic of Argyle, Prince Esterhazy, snd a long and extended list of id Whigs and Tories, were issued in November last. They have all, Bs however, beets countermanded for the present, to the deep regret ...
... Iewud not name; hie did not iiV41hetherhis was aWhig oa Tory, hetr he, (Mr. Hunt) never 'made any distinction between them. A Whig was a h~ypocritical Tory,; out of place, nothing more. They, gof Into place in 1806, and they increased thii Property Tax to ...
... hundred e 1 To be Edited by HENRY WHITE, Author of tee Letters of Crllo, andc for nearly twenty years E3ditoyrof The ladependleut.Whig rirbiohed evrery Saturday morning at six O'clock at 129,1Chanerec- lane, price-only Seven-pence; and tube had of all Newsmen ...
... convinced that they would receive it with the greatest satisfaction. Mr. E. Daniell then gave, Mr. George Savill, and the Whigs of Colchester. Three times three. [Ihis toast was drank with the liveliest enthusiasm.) Mr. HARVEYleft the Cheirslsortlya ...
... ion- of the Meeting, was, whether they would adopt thu Resolutions propoaed by fMajor Cartwright, or the Amendment of the Whigs who were ropposed to him [1b-ravo and hisses] ? iThey should consider that -the people had beers petitioning Parliament daring ...