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... the con- versation, which was of a poiitic.il nature, was jo- cularly asked by one of them, if he knew what an independent Whig meant. — Why, Sir, he replied, 1 conceive it to mean a ieig that is ait ached to the Crown, aud receives no assistance ...
... that « would be famed ?? to ft* m SohiUoa on which it was founded, having mostly re- tired. • Instead of this, e^ery topic the Whig Club (wber« it originated) could suggest, b thrust in, tiil at last ,t ts sulhciently desponding and declamatory for the C ...
... convertible into a capital ?? lD ' '•^ni fl ' comprising a brick dwelliii*;-lioa^ ) ;„'„( ;, ?? ?? • _fl 1 complete mill cm whig three pair at' ,| ( , t ' ( '-ti ?? 1 with an ample supply of water, situate rT' Jr -> Jl, *fl 1 Borough-town of V\ i ndover ...
... High- ness the. Prince of Wales, at the Crown and Mure, Pall-Mall, 1. rpHOUGHTS ou'tlte'PßESKlfT ADMINI- X STttATION. B- AN OLD WHIG. Price Is. Sd. v 2. The Trial of Henry Delahay Symmids, for -a Libel against John Thomas Troy, D.D. Roman Catholic Archb.ishop ...
... Lottery Jhsi Snished, may eitber receive t'ueir money ot* exchiige them for Tickets or Shares ia the new Lottery, which begins dm whig the 12th of JHayv N0.7,251 =ejO,ooo Nof 1,689 £. r r22 4,677 •. 5,000 15,694. ?? ?? b22 B,€ 'ifi -5,000 19,053 52 l 2 37,017 ...
... Wilt*, linen-draper.— J. Pearson, New Inn, W ych-street.— G. Steedman and J. McLean, l«uub- street, potatoe-merch.ants. _^ Whig Club. — The meeting took place yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern, for the first time for many years. Lord Holland, the appointed ...
... o'clock. Doors to be opened at Half past h rein precisely at Half par-t Seven a clock. UTHK. CLV_B.— The next MEETING of the If WHIG CEUBwitIbeOnTUESDAA , the (ith of May, in «i. ..• ?? Anchor Tavern, Strand. sWICEL WHITBREAD, Esq. in the Chair. sTiw'.yuos ...
... tiie : I Right Hon. Lord Henry Fitzgerald. | Mr. Davenport has started for the representation ! of Cheshire, supported by the Whig interest cf that county (i. c.) Lord Cholmondeley, Lord Dvsart, | Lord Vernon, Lord Crewe, -ic. against Colonel Broighton. ...
... commenced, they _ re novv sH llttg thttin :a the highest state of' p«rl ...
... men would not be incurred, but for the purpose of securing preponderating advantages. And in aciing thus, he was only folio whig tire principle' by which soc;ety had become cultivated and improved. M h_t distinguished the British merchant, or the British ...
... Course of this Day, or before Two o'clock on Tuesday.— Dinner at Half past Si* o'Clock. ' W IUG~(_XUB.^-The next MKKl'lNGof'the WHIG CEUB will be on TUESDAY, the 3d of Jtme, at the London Tnvein, Bishopsgtitc-street. H. C. COMBE, Esq. Aid. M. P. in the Chair ...
... Tipperarv. To ?? j,d« : ,rd Kas.in Errjs, itic Dignity of Viscount L-ntoi. ol uoyle., in the county of Roscommon. Mr. Fox ?? the Whig Club diniwrori Tties- chty, in compliment to Mr. Combk, who presided on the occasion. On Mr. Fox's health being drank, lie ...