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... equivalent to the melding some thou_ sends a year to the salary of every member of his Majesty's Government. The apostate Whigs would like to share in those sort of things, and therefore they do not cry out for an abatement of the Ministers' salaries—nor ...
... tho may of this done, William Bond, bream AS A WEZLLT MONITOS to the surviving adds pelt'', that they may avoid the 'daisy of Whig down to posterity with a Tsaiatork DREADFUL FIRE AT SIIEEILVESS. On Saturday morning last, a fire broke out at a si keeper's ...
... ratio equivalent to the adding some thousands a-year to the salary of every member of his Majesty's Government.—Tbe apostate whigs would like to share in these sort of things, and therefore they do not cry oat for an abstesseet of the Ministers salaries—nor ...
... was crowded to wens to witness this sacred perfurmance of the service of our venerable church. GLOUCESTERSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG CLUB.—The Anneal Meeting of this Club took place at the King's Head, in this city, on Monday last. The attendance of members ...
... satisfactorily. He was happy to say that the time had arrived when there was distioc• Lion between Whig end Tory. Tories in power DO longer persecuted Whigs oat of power.—He bed been brought op from infancy to advocate liberal measures, sad seldom bad be ...
... criminal information was Sled at the instance of Sir Stephen May against F. D. :'inlay. Esq. the proprietor of the Northers Whig. for an alleged libel upon him. The article,in question was headed lleliast Ergatta. and contained an insinuation that Sir ...
... general spirit of oppasition to the Ministry, but will assiduously pressoa it ill practicable measures of retrenchment. The Old Whig oppo. sition. so far as it exists as a distinct body, will naturally ally itself to the friends of retrenchment.—How little ...
... d torsi tits this would not stood sliettest raise dos as moat seed of it. A 'sheds. se tie 'ha sa lessening the expense of Whig bulb pas benefit all reeks. —Scotsmen. Printed and by Feeprieter , Jo HA DLEIG at the Jearsel Wilding , . I to erbsakall (poet ...
... Joho's C ole, Cam Prieele.*Thomas Walli Boodi. &A. Broses* lege, 01ford.*Goorge &A. actiol'e Cull bridge.*Edward Gunn. ILA. Oa* Whig Foil ford Berridge. B A. =D Hopwood. M.A. Trinity ..OM B.A. iJoeni's College, Ii St. John's College, Cambridge.*namos So Merton ...
... 11. ens. Mr. D. 4th, Mum. 21, Ventrieass 4b, Lincolace, ins, Mr. J. 1). bag. Chestaces, Mr .1 ler 3d. Jih, Xenastlre. C J C Whig- flitch; 3d, Ilt RAL Athocth'dive Timeablep leased with lb* , that the allow of the nofellows : lorick ; 9d, Mr. lerrick; 2d ...
... arrangements for the succession, three parties are already fraing—l, by the advisers of the Docile., of Kent, and some of the Whigs-2, the party of the latnisternd 3, that Cl the Royal Family, whw are. we believe, u--ananimous in their determination tit-assert ...
... rises from t he emit, op/ m connected with It by very thin and delicate Owes, break whenever the tubercle is raised. —Northers Whig. Dem paper. received to the 11th of April, Gomm of the receipts and expenditure for the year 1829. The receipts daring the ...