... DINNER ofthe CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. On Monday last the Anniverary Dinner of the Whig Club of Cheshire, and the adjacent Counties, took place at the Royal Hotel, Chester (George Phillips, Esq. M.P. in the Chair, and John Wil- liams, Esq. M.P. acting as V ...

... party, when the Whigs were neg-ociating for.power, and respecting the conduct of his present Majesty towards Sheridan, after tl.at negociation had failed. The latter bas Keen a fruitful source of calumny and misrepresentation by Whig libellers, who, when ...

... that the absence of lb*- Whig warty, from ihis din- ner, for neither Mr. Poyniz nor his friends were present, waa no small proof that ihe peapie were to expect litlle in the way of Parliamentary Reform from them, and that the Whigs were so far worse than ...

... tht four first General Council*/' And be ii known In all Whigs, Infidels, and other Impostors in Great Britain and Ireland (always excepting those sterling honest and .earn gentry, miscalled Whigs, in ibeir respective Chambers) that this English Act directly ...

... of the Whigs, now levelled with the earth, should excite in the minds of these projectors of human greatness a feeling of hostility towards those who have contributed to their downfall, will not excite astonishment, or that the Cheshire Whigs should erect ...

... Tke LORD CHANCELLOR, mnd the CHESHIRE WHIGS. My Lord — l have just read with disgust and in- dignation, the attack made on the private character of Lord -Eldon, at the jovial orgies of the Cheshire Whigs ; by that Paragon of Patriots, Mr. John ...

... feel- ing, inasmuch as one party (chiefly including the Clergy) support* the present Members, who are, Uie one a Reformer aad Whig, and the other a Tory. The new Candidates are Church and State men, and they *r* supported by that class of the electors who ...

... posting and imaginary horse- whippings are next called into play. The Whip seems to have been in search of ihe Whig, at the very same time the Whig w aB ,„ search of the '• Warrant. Now here. Mr Editor (at your service), is about as faithful a statement ...

... confidence aud satis- faction In future fife. He was not a Tory, a Whig, or a Radi- cal. Nol a Tory, because ihey frequently represented the people; a. mere ciphers; not a Whig, because lhe Whig, were all place-hunters ; not a Radical, because the Radicals ...

... tuation lo accomplish this, their pious undertaking. But as the Sham Whigs of Ihe present day may be anxious tv read the Resolutions of, and the sentiment, entertained by the genuine Whigs of 1732, as to the probable advancement of -* Cot. and Religious Liberty ...

... very unconstitutional and alarming body, calculated lo produce ike most portentous evil, te Ire- land and the Empire. If the Whig, do not take for granted the reality, the extent, and the degree of tbe nuisance which Minister, have undertaken to abate, ...

... pieces, what ihe public had favoured, as a Whig Administration, and lhat. not only for the present, but by his junction with Lord North and his Tory friends, had made are-union between the two branches of the Whigs in appearance impossible al any future time ...