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... was ' journal the county conducted with anything li ' ''P 1 '! dency of spirit, or that scorned submit that ic.v»r *• of Whig-Radical liberality which, like the ir human body, was spreading its horrid and deadly H1 the most remote as w ell as the most ...
... discoverable in a borough about sixteen miles from Reading, the Oxford road. Indeed, it actually acknowledged by the successful Whig-Radical candidate himself, and confirmed the farewell address of his respectable opponent. Mr.Spoov«£ii said—Broken pro- Mr ...
... scrutiny into the validity of the election of Gen. Grosvernor, and that Kith-spirited and independent ex-president the Che.hire Whig Club, George Wilbraham, Esq. most parts of Lapland, the carry their infant children in a portable cradle, iu shape like a fiddle ...
... Heaays,n-ps jt-j. j , Fund II - ikes touched, and thisnnny be very t-i t, .• ite ! U, ill it not be touched to aid the Whig Club, in '. -ir • :.h >1 rr*. against Mr. He add., that part th* said iu i be appropriated, but strict conformity with tk- ...
... ves in Parliament; —they expressed their surprise and indignation at the rumour of a subscription by the members of London Whig Club, for the purpose thereby involving Mrr Spence in the heavy costs of protracted and expensive contest, and perpetually ...
... that party-spirit still ...
... persecution. Why has Captain Hall screened persons from the punishment they deserved ? Had Captain Hall alike proceeded against Whig J»nd Tory, I pledge myself, I would have remained perfectly passive. lam sorry, however, to observe, that with one or two ...
... ves in Parliament; —they expressed their surprise and indignation at the rumour of subscription by the members of a London Whig Club, for the purpose thereby involving Mr - Spence in the heavy costs of protracted and expensive contest, and perpetually ...
... respectful compliments the Rev. \V. T. , M.A., and requests be informed when the Miller is txpected lr, the lowi;,. the «aid Whig, having pecuniary arrangements uiske, which must by tb« Welsh gcntl man's arrival. Most cot'l'mlly we agree with Av Halv-pav ...
... ; and the Diva Armigcra is neither an armed Goddess, nor Minerva, nor any other lady of remote antiquity, but merely an old Whig halfpenny of Geo. 1., with Ilritamnia on the reverse of I—Such1 —Such the explanation of this mighty turn-up of modern antiques ...
... champion and political integrity, ,4 Captain Halt. Til** ARB DEFEND EVERY CASE, in order that the T V England at large—whether Whigs or Tories—may kono*r»b!e motive* which actuated the Iternic Bo- XfOiiord-road. seeking, ia the character of an injur mer, himself ...
... of Brookes's Club—and those of the collateral issue of that Institution, known by the entitlement of the Great Northern Whig Club, of which the member for Wallingfotd, and the members tor Shaftesbury, and the members for Stockbridge, and the members ...