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... professed wbigs. Sir William stands as an independtht whig. Mr. Dutton as an aristoiralical whig, supported the Berkeley, and, it is said, the Beaufort interest; and Colonel Kingscote, believe, started a* true whig,in contra-distinction to the Burdettites; which ...
... friend on the Whig interest. T. Bere, Eisq. seconded the nomination. Sir B. W. Guise neit addressed the meeting. He said that, sincerely attached to the principles in which had been educated, lie had ever professed himself a genuine Whig, and he trusted ...
... pretensions on the present vacancy; that Mr. professes himself Whig in the stead of the Colonel; and that the Earl of Berkeley, whose support is well known has ever been given a Gentleman of Whig principles, has expressed himself, on this occasion, a warm ...
... had forward in his nomination candidate been induced pretensions He however nomination honour of Hon Mr Dutton— 'ii wh the whig interest him approbation motion the the tallowing It me Gentlenu n find burst v which you received nomination Mr Dutton— Gentlemen ...
... hinraet ir/jjg i« tht itend of tht Colonel; and that the Berkeley, whose support it known has ever been ven to a Gentleman of Whig principles, has himself, this warm supporter Mr. P'“f n'Jh s report appeared so inconsistent with reason, that I was some time ...
... Gentlemen 1 perceive I need more M Address home with you' (alluding to declaration Mr Dutton’s it it to your children it manual of Whig— creed ot an Candidate— declaration of man or AND ! Comty Meeting of GLOCESTER f R DUTTON’s principles honour integrity well ...
... AUCTION, By Mr. HKLPS, , . At the Exchange Coffee Room, at One c ock Thursday nest. Sept 2t),(ifno. the of by prirale conlract. whig . due notice w B Ns-Beiit FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE and STABLING, situate in Narrow thte hallmich now lct f Toe sett and Co, and ...
... a Gentleman of the highest honor and integrity, whose *f political principles, like those of the most enlightened amongthe Whigs, differ little from our own, Sir B. W. Guise, the avowed patron of Col. Wardlc, See. &c. Should this last Gentleman succeed ...
... sillier parson. Second tbee the world shall view, Colton , who prun'd his docilities true. wagering guinea While thou aloft thy whig shall shake. And make the I'nnnton Courier qoake. Fur proving him ninny ! • This trustworthy tr*»*ll*T inform* ...
... the friends of the late Mr. Fox, rally round his standard. Lord Grenville has on his side Fairl Grey, and most of the great Whig Families. ; VaUnile and retentive LEASEHOLD SHOP, icilk two convenient DWELLING-HOUSES, tilmaie No, 31, Sliltom-ttreet, bath ...
... believe, worthy and good men ; but to talk them Whigs, or the party that supports them at Whig party, is quite out of the question. 1 conceive. Gentlemen, that Ur. Dnllon claims tho tsppport of the Whig Interest on aery different grounds from Sir William ...
... Treasury, and Mr. Tierney Chancellor ol the Exchequer. Probably Lord C>renville will take the Foreign Department. So far the great Whig families have made their arrangements, hut here they stop until certain conditions are complied with, which even they tremble ...