... and Suffolk, for the Scots distilleries.—CofcAestcr (,«- states that Mr. Whittle Harvey has been black i.alled by the Malden Whig Club.-The city of Norwich experienced a storm of thunder. lightning, and hail, Sunday night last.—Sam. Prince Kso., Uover-place ...

... posted in the rooms.” Another speaker said that the papers which bad advocated the Catholic eanse bad done so merely ” on Whig principles,” and that the most powerful advocate the Catholic cause ever had J Craw. ofSalrosbory, Lancaster,cotton spinner ...

... divide a town like London, whether a particular actor shall or shall not appear on the stage: and yet the old distinctions of Whig and Tory, Loyal and Radical, Aristocrat and Democrat, Ministerialist and Oppositionist, arc quite forgotten, and upwards of ...

... today, to several .Members the House of Commons, at Gloucester Lodge. Gloucester Whig Club.—On Monday, being the birthday of the late Right Hon. Charles James Fox, the Whig Club of Gloucester held their annual meeting at the King’s Head Inn. The assembly ...

... appear to us unanswerable : and certainly think they are not in the !eas.t fhalcen the I’rotest the Duke of Sussex and other Whig Noblemen against the Bill. The majority in favour of Sir Francis Burdett’s motion for a Committee on the Catholic C/aimx, when ...

... the prejudice in question had a political origin—that his Royal Highness took an active part in the measures which excluded a Whig Administration in 1811, and that his conduct on that occasion has never since been forgiven by the party to which it was injurious ...

... statement, that Sheridan's owe. feelings were more embittered by tltc neglect, or tisrshcr treatment, which experienced from his Whig associates, ■f.hrv; any other cause; and, above all, he laid the ruin of his hop;* to Pie doorof Mr. Whitbread. These arc painful ...

... upon—a highly respectable personage no dgubt, and very capable of discharging the task, were he inclined but, alas’! he is Whig ; not to mention that he has for some years ceased to reckoned among the young .Members ; and all know that a mover or seconder ...

... shillings. A reward is offered for their apprehension, and as they arc known, it is hoped they will be soon in custody. —Northern Whig. James Chapman, Esq., was tried on Tuesday week, at the Royal Court of for the raurder of Win. Brown. principal evidence against ...

... the history of the country since the distinctions of Whig and Tory were known, which docs not tend to prove, that in matters of commercial policy the Tory has always been die liberal, and the Whig the opponent of liberal measures. If look hack to the ...

... besides handsome present, her highest approbat on of the ingenious powers of this aspirant after fame in novel line.— Northern Whig. Extraordinary Investigation.—On Thursday examination took place before our magistrates their private room, relative to ci ...

... gratification. Byron, in his Diary, speaking of him at a dinner party, when some one eulogized the independent spirit of the Whigs, represents him as replying thus; It easy for Lord or Earl , Marquis —, Lord , with thousands upon thousands ft-year, some ...