... their operation, and are sold Wholesale only, appoint, ment ol the Proprietor, Barclay and Son, No. 95, Fleet-Mai ket, London, whig names are engraved on the Stamp affixed to each Untile; aid Retail, price Us. 9 ...

... from the American Funds his Lordship having recently purchased very large estate in Sussex. A most respectable meeting of the Whig Chib was held on Tuesday, at the Fref-mason's Tavern, Great Queen-street. The Duke Bedford the chair. After dinner the usual ...

... comnvttee into consideration. Mr. Oraltnn gave notice Of his intention to bring forward the Catholic Question the nth. Tuesday, the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Mr. Whitbread in the chair.—The following noblemen and gentlemen ...

... spirits, and had all tumbled 1: n@ and body. ‘The Bishops of lives lost on the oct bury, several dignified Clergys f distinction, Whig Club--- Tt of personages © was held yesterda: his presence, to pay Aldermin Combe disorder in his eyes still pre- numerously ...

... visit Mr. If. Hart, now lying Gloccster County pursuant sentence tor a libel inserted in London Paper, called The-Intkprndent Whig, in order ascertain the treatment lie xpt r in the »a»d Prison, accordingly made a visit for tin* purpose to-day. From dis ...

... Advertiser Monitor Albion ' Observer Britannia Recorder Dispatch _ Review Englishman Selector Examiner x Weekly Register Guardian Whig 14 Sunday and Monday. . Bell's Messenger News National Register Phoenix and Patriot —• Neptune . Every Third Wee}:.—Hue and ...

... mankind, in proportion to the misapplied advantages with which nature and fortune have blessed him. This is the language of Whig—we will add to it in our next, the professed principles of a staunch Tori/, and it will then be seen, that honesty is not ...

... was-‘ ‘The i.ihtrty ot the Ihess, wh.ih ,s l.ke air we breathe —it hare not, d.e. Yesterday there was a numerous Meeting ot the Whig Club, his the Duke of m t.ie Chair ■ who, in the course tite day, took occasion to express, the must uneip.wocal opinion, that ...

... in perfect pleasantness, and the subscription amounted to nearly =£15,000. On Tuesday there was a numerous Meeting of the Whig Club, his Grace the Duke of Bedford in the Chair, who, in the course of the day, took occasion to express, in the most unequivocal ...

... General t:.at King’s Bench had Tui right pronounce steh sentence as it h-d dene .se '-he te.nT ana p, inter thelndcpri.de ■ Whig and tho cbjeci this appear wa> t» »i;be tcT..cnt minds, to depr.ci.,t. the character .er Coe- 1-, and to throw discredit ui-on ...

... niff.USiltng, and .rat op wui.ewiy ■ -ny. •lence, tlaver. :,.:. .. -j ,n expectation. .hr delay occa- j —-j fkuEPENDKNT WHIG, . u. *v‘* the itions tor th.e Ka;.U'i , who •c» .. •u.inoGat'rd »tl *•• >v \ j A Grand Expedition,and the danger thence ...

... Addlerklaa was taken, and the enemy driven from Russenbrinm, Breitenlee, and Herschstellen. The enemy's cavalry on the left whig was completely routed. Field-Marshal Lieut. Klenau, with the 6th corps which commanded, in the Toom of Field-Marshal Lieut ...