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... of King's Bench on a Writ of Error, Mr. Clifford wa3 heard at the Bar in behalf of Mr. White, the Editor of the Independent Whig, and the _Attorney General-on.the 'other , side, when the further hearing was postponed .to Thursday next.—The Bills on the ...
... Messrs. 1-ILILL's . 1 4 . n e _ission Stables, near Finsbury-square, eight or ,Z1 . 1 4 , 11 - 7f t ti Horses, some hich, °Whig to the iate '•',', _g n seasun t have done hut little work, therefere , .e t physic, but fit ftir immediate use, as r0adc ...
... a large qsantity of laft year's newfpapers, of the London Gaze. te, Morning Chronicle, Globe and Britilh Preis, Independent Whig, Poft, Star, Courier of two years, Herald, Sun, Birmingham, Cambridge, York, Edinburgh, and Irifh Papers. To be viewed, and ...
... East Sheen, (to be immediyitely taken down and clearekl ,away the purchasers;) ,comprising sound stock brick-work, plain pan Whig, oak and fir timber, in roofs, floors,' and (punter partitions, excellent modern sashes anti frames, 'dean deal flooring-boards ...
... in elkg - ant-bindings, guns and pistols, gold watches, and an infinity of other elegant' property, including the compkte Whigs up of the cabin furniture. The whole may be viewed two days prior to the sale ; and Catalogues had at Is. each, of Messrs. ...
... to him; and atl Norfolk, it is said, his ,ef4gy.was , burnt on the, beach in his • The above paragraph from The Baltimore Whig is copied verbatim TrOrn Tile Public. Adrertiser of this,morning. ShoUld any one be at, a loss to know v:rhat are meant by ...
... might naturally equgh expected—itis perfectly in character. - More prVigaay.—The . t_yo follow . iug para.. graphs ,are from 4 Whig of Tuesday last: they requite no cprnment Murderers _are, ever afraid of ghosts; this accounts for Jaason's mounting guards ...
... . m - auction of the Account.-Ordered.. - MI:. -presented. a, Petition from Mr. White, the •,pu;billter of the Independent Whig, now confined iii Dorchester Prison, .eornplaining of the peculiar hardships Of his ease, praying the interposition of the ...
... was not, however, till the decease of the Marquis of Rockingham, in July, 1782, that he was thought fit by Mr. Fox, and the Whig party of that period, to fill any post of more importance than that of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. But the demise of the Marquis ...
... rebellion in . favour of the - Pretender,' and that they were indebted for the recovery of their estates to the magnanimity of a Whig Administration. On the grounds of this attempt to excite prejudice, I might have moved to remove the trial; but I was convinced ...
... yellerday at the Britith CofFee-hotife. His Immortal Memory, was given, and received with enthufiafm. Other toafts of the Whig School followed, and the evening palled away with much feCtivity. Bowden Park, the feat of B. DICK ENS_ON, Efq. has been d ...
... purchase of a seat ill Pai4itimeni. Mr. - WHITBREAD said, he held in his band a petition Mr White, the proprietor the Independent 'Whig, which, betbre he - presented, he -begged leaVe to 'say. a few words in relr.tion to had from at Yriend of his (INIr. rialcraft) ...