... THE NORTHERN WHIG. THE PUBLISHER this Paper has subjected himself to severe punishment, in consequenee of his refusal to break confidence with Correspondent, by surrendering the M. S. of letter, signed A Small Farmer;’’ reflecting the ebaracter of Mr ...

... WHIG CLUB. meeting for the season was held yesterday the Freemason’s Tavern, the Duke of Bedford in the Chair. The constitutional toast, which commemorates the names of Russel and Cavendish, as friends to the liberties their country, was given Lord Holland ...

... WHIG CLUB. The {otinh Annual Meeting of the CTub was held, on Tuesday se’nnight, at the Crown and Anchoij in die Strand. London Mr. Fox the Chair, supported the Duke Norfolk, Lord RoBttVSfENCER, Sir William Milker, &c. This meeting was more nutlleroU'S’ ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. E PROPRIETOR ofthis Journal respectfully informs his Subscribers, and those Persons who ore inclined support Free Press in the North of Ireland, that its publication shall be resumed on THURSDAY next, the 3d of MAY. The terms of Su ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. T etin', few Friends of The 1F,;./ . Tuesday, the 2111. July, ISI2 JollK B*»- r hi the Chair, held (or the purpose ot taking mlo cunsi.lerati.m the best mode of affording prm.l of the value they attach to the freedom of the Press ...

... the designs their encmits than by establishing Associations similar to the York Whig Club. With these impressions he proposed the health of Sir George Cayley and the Whig Club York which was drank with cheers. Mr. Lambton begged to be allowed to offer ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The Seventh Annual Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties was held Tuesday, the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very mimetoiisly attended, particularly by gentlemen from I Manchester and Liverpool. Previous to ...

... COBBETT’S OPINION OF THE WHIGS. It uncertain what the Duke of Wellington may propose; to propose anything worse than the things which the other crew were enforcing a thing impossible. It was pottering, dabbling, patching, pinching, muddling, poking crew ...

... GREAT NORTHERN WHIG CLUB. At a General Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties, held in October, 1822, it was resolved unanimously, that the Club should publish a declaration of its political principles ; and a Commitree was ‘::})ointed ...

... THE ORIGINAL WHIG-CLUB CHAIR, This chair—the real original Whig-Club chair, from which the dazzling lightness a sherry-saturated Sheridan was wont to coruscate over the conglomerated 'Whig-wits his night, as often as the amor patrim had warmed them to ...

... WHIG AND TORT. [From the London Examiner.) Leek at lbs places, pensions, ainecurm, and church preferment. of the present eshioet and Its sub.lterne, compared with those of the la.l end their subordinates end fair s«timate may be made, from this evidence ...

... ORIGINAL WHIG CLUB BOOK, Amongst a variety of autographs and letters of emi. nent men. sold by Sir. Southgate, of Fleet-street, on Friday, was the original book, containing the rules, and signatures written by each member, of the celebrated Whig Club, from ...