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... by order the Lieut.-Coh Commandantt j. H.#OOLE, CapLai.d'Adyotantv Head-Quarters, Taunton, 4th April, iSio.. IJIQEBENDEIiT WHIG SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, SIR FRANCIS BUROETT. THE attention the British Tubiic-'» called to the above Paper Sunday neWyApriltlw aoth ...
... and long train of carriages. The brother of Lord' ColKngwood was chief mourner. Wiue Club.—The usual monthly meeting of the Whig Club place on Tuesday se’nnighf, the Crown and Anchor.—Mr- Erskine presided till Mr. Whitbread arrived from the House of Com ...
... avoided all diftiufli in p ihlic meat'iircs- K made, and can make, no d'fference me, whether the men who condefied them weic Whigs or Tories names, thefe c! Ifes, tliefe watchwn-ds and catchwords,, are-too Conte np'ible t-i-ha attenJeJ to. only are to guarded ...
... Firmly acl ' eJ genuine whig principles which placed the f family on the throne—principles, which they ia uniformly not have the prefent calamitous fituation of the country, > ■ yreen always obf.rved, that ha. never well whig adminiftratioo, but has been ...
... debate on the Regency, in the Honsc of Lords, Lord Stanhope jocosely remarked; that be had heard of a barber, who was him«elf Whig, having written over his shop door— Whigt shaved for penny, and Torie* for three balfpenee.* , On inquiring into the cause ...
... succcss'ul, to be followed by motion for the repeal the Septennial Act. These, it appears, are the favourite measures of the Whig Retormfcrs, in opl>osition the party headed Sir Francis B'lnlctt. The Morning Chronicle, the organ of the Whiip, says A Bill ...
... affembled, voted us the U thing had therdnce of Parliamentary Reform. The Lawyers of the Conititution — Lord Erfkine and ed Whig Samuel Romity. * that the- Parliamentary Reform, in and out of | fent itate ‘The Friends to After all liament. vation {as oe ...
... or, from the sery moment she gate chacc. tench is tne op>- uion. and sensih'y e*pressed, eve., American paper— the Bafttworc Whig, in the lowing passage . * « Generally fpeskihf. » Neutral ha. no right to d'acea; Selligerent it.. »» much an ail .uU as if ...
... confirnied the refnlt of exper and 'he irrefragaide erid6nc« ; lor c tnoot. but recollnSl that tliey proceeded from that fame Whig Party, whfife f.ivourite maxim ha* been the courltry family iutereft* and party coonexioiis, that purfuance thispri'.icy, although ...
... experience and the irrefragable e d Lues for we cannot bat rec Heat that they p dence of facts ; is out 0 ceeded from that fame Whig Partyy whofe favourite mex corbutic it has heen. to govern the country bv family interetts ; at in purfuance of this policy ...
... perhaps, pnly ctokto.a' tWt v.arrrei ta hr , 1.0 . .. KEPOUf. The KiSG v. UESRY WHITE, ; TH® PROPIUETOI OP THE IKDEPEMDCNT WHIG.’• COURT OF KING SJftgjSCH. 3fr. Richardson opened UIC byst«ti«g tlial this information, cnargijij; the with printing and. ...
... MEETING OF THE FRIENDS THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS, To institute a Public Subscription in Behalf Mr. White, qf the Independent Whig. On Monday, the 2d instant, there was a very fall attendance at the Crown and Anrhor Tavern, of the Friends of the Liberty ...