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... bad cause, and then I shall | consider him the friend of the people*, which now he is not. I j have seen in this contest the Whigs of England chained to the i carriage of Sir Samuel Hood, in support of a Court Candidate, but, ultimately, I have no doubt ...
... been committed, *_ murder of the Nabob of the. Carnatic. At that tlme c was supported by Mr. Samoei, Whit! ?? and all the Whigs of England; yet ' ession after Session haJ since passed away, and M 7^'^ ha ' ! taken place. ~ f Applauses). -*z ■** 1 Aur ...
... have alluded to it. But what sort of trium^b was it ? It was the triumph of the Coalition of the Court Candidates, of the, Whigs, of (he Tax-gatherers and Placemen.—(Ap- plauses.) For himself individually, he stood in a prouder situation than any man ever ...
... Ovid, Virgil,. and* Caesar, 9pe«iment^»f ihcji ?? j sent with the tetlfl'-li. . STATION F.RY.T-Copv, rvpli-ri-i;, and drr.whig !'e'Ls_etc» ! Samples uf ti:e-e articles t,, ?? ?? „i iih the fen-lers. Patfrixa 0 ' be seen at tlie ROyal Militar? C ...
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... na, the professing j Whigs nuve I'itelv.ioined themselves,' In liu-i, own suml eitiolu- ! mem, and to the jusi di-.i'tv of the Public— ln t.'iis ronjunafcirt*, ] •I is not su-pi'sing that Mr. Ryng, '.vho belongs to t'inse Whig-, : fl^uld play into theha-ttis ...
... red, 'ou: it. H.saci'-d 1 cut reposed, in an b.iie.t man, to euahic him »o stem i.c torrent ajtciiisl ttiese vce.al Coalition Whig?, who are, by their uwn avowal, hunting the People of this country Iron: ! the peroral rioor to the garret. thai tn-s s--.ste:n ...
... I*ut -.aa a sacred !ru-i reposed in a.i honest quiii, y t enable him t'>.-Uir, the torrent a*,ainsi thrse venal Coalift-m Whigs, who are hv t_n*ir, ...
... Property of a Personage of Distim lion, — Comurissiig ?? i-t , canopy and four-post bedsteads, ?? rich droperv liangii -, | dni whig-room suites expensively an:' laste.'uily filled, ttvo capita ladies saltiuwood wiugeil wanlroh s capiial dining, card, it «*; ...
... Entci- ' • ' ' . . ;■; ?? : - ?? be taken of Mrs. Council, at the Box-office, ?? ' ?? ?? Stran*. The next MEETING of the \\ WHIG CHJB will be onTURSDAY, the 3d' of Fe- . | [.„■ Crown and Anchor Tavern. Strand. ?? the Duke of NOR FOLK, in tho Chair. STI ...
... WHIG CLUB The first A-honal Meeting of this Society tool? place .to-day at the Crowti and Anchor. The .Meet- ing was more respectable than numerous : vet, not- withstanding the presence of tiie Duke of NoitVOi.X in the chair', supported by Lord \V. Lus ...
... of the Petitioners and his sureties, is co. ! scquently forfeited to the Crown, aud will be levied ' accordingly, I At the Whig Club Meeting on Tuesday, Lord IJottAxo in the chair, it was resolved, that The au established sentiment at every meetm* me ...