... THE WHIGS. TORT TRAWL 1821-40. Debt pail a 47,771,56, WllllO TIN 1831-40. Taus remitted, . . - -,-- isdactiagraw ba ea £3,124.000 DIM et.. Naos. rouste_V 111.1 set M. ) _ ...

... Whig FORMER HIGH SHERIFF OF CHESHIRE The late Sir Rupert • Granger Mends Chamblee egad an Menaade—la particular iiingica at Littleton and Chriniston—haird with great regret of the death on Sunday of Sir Hugh Rupert the High Sheriff of Cbestilre. fitz ...

... &Whig Rot% FRIDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 1920. ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The last number of the CHURCH OP ENGLAND QUARTERLY a MOSE able article on the policy of the present ministry, contrasting the conduct of the degenerate Whigs of the pteaent day, with the c early of that party designation. The following ...

... &Whig Actvg Established 1876. Head Office: 35/37, Victoria Rd., Widnes. 'lel. 124 Widnes, Private Branch Exchange London Office: 63, High Holborn, W.C.I, Tel. 7805, Chancery. Branch Offices: 26, High Street, Runcorn. Tel. 165. 7, Moorfie!dm, Liverpool ...

... WHIG HUMBUG ! DROM IS 1:4, RETh EN(•11M FAT, AND PEA( PEKFORMANUI'S!--First lkissirtg the aged and needy U inter-( hi kq, er service, and filling every ernment iftalloa with their own and dependmit% —Pluncittic the Natio% into an roiftest al War with ...

... WHIG CLUB. HpUESDAY, May 7, there me«t meeting oTdils ClubJ wfien Mr. Fox was th« Chair, j*a§ supported fey the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of yle, .Lord, Robert Spencer, W many other distinguished persons. After 'the usual business of the day, the thanks ...

... I Whig►: TELE ...

... harmless had the Whigs been true to themselves. Inertness, and that prone aess to rest upon their oars in the stormy navigation i which the vessel of the State is always exposed, has it of the impelling breeze of popular favour; the Whig government has ...

... WHIG CLUB. TUESDAY) FEBRUARY THIS day there was very numerous meeting this fociety held at the London Tavern, when Alderaun Sir William Plomer was in the chair. The day was fpent with that fpirit of conviviality which the confidence of friendihip al* ...

... THE WHIG CLUB. LONDON, DF.CEMBKR 4. THERE was a very numerous meeting of ( this Constitutional Society this day, lA>rd Holland in the Chair. After the the day, the Chairman pave the health of Mr. Fox, which was received wiih enthufiafm, and drunk with ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. We mentioned in our Iast, that the King came on Monday week from Brighton to St. James’s Palace, and received the formal resignation of his late servants, & that the Duke of Wellington was sworn in as Secretary of the Home Department ...