... custody. Witness told P.C. Gibbs to look after the woman. The male prisoner kicked him, and said lie would break his legs. Owing Whig strong resistance he (the witness) had to call for assistance, and very great difficulty was experienced in taking him to the ...

... sion rmerly the Catholic community. ee e ecclesiastical firmament from which ite id been banished so long,” &c., &c. Lord J Whig as he was—was true Protestant; and not bted to for his position of Minister immediate steps to of this obnoxious movement ; ...

... It was urged against Fox's bill that it would have placed patronage which was worth two millions year into the hands of the Whigs. This would have been of service to them in retaining office or in defeating Governments. The charge was exaggerated but there ...

... the eff.cte of which he died next day, were shot by him. Evideece given proving that Williams had an altercation with Iliss Whigs after church on Sunday in the preismee of her brother and sweetheart. Williams left them, but after they hat walked some distant* ...

... Bristol are recorded in Mr. Latimer’s Annals, came forward for the county of Somerset in opposition to Mr. Dickin- I, son, Whig, and Sir Thomas Lethbridge, j Tory. Although well knowing that he had,T not a ghost of success, Mr. Hunt kept th '. poll open ...

... Sapall-street, at two the collection amounting to £16 11s 6d. It bad increased to £191 in 1800. The“ Anchor ’ was founded b the Whigs in November, 1768, when it was reso! to hold en evening meeting once a month et the Three Tuns tavern in Corn-street, eact ...