... usual, when he had it in his power to serve a fellow man, by speaking to his previous character, he abandoned mm to his fate. Whigs of Cheltenham, take warning' The result of the prosecution of Mr. Wall for making false and fraudulent returns from the office ...

... Tewkesbury, a member of the famous banking firm London. He was born on the same day as George 111. and sat for Tewkesbury in the Whig interests in seven parliaments (1776- 1807). He was a friend of John Wesley who visited him several times at Overbury. Romney ...

... appointment to this Church. TO CORRESPONDENTS.— In answer to 'An Enquirer,' who asks the question ' If Mr. Craven Berkeley [Whig M.P. for the borough], or his gallant friends Colonel and Captain Smith contributed to the relief fund for the poor?' We have ...