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... Watfon at Bury, J. Ken- dali at Colchefter, and W. Craighton at Ipfwlcb. Where may be had, juft publiJfAd, 1 . The Independent Whig: Or, A De- fence of Primitive Chriftianity, and of our Ecclefiaftical Eftablifhment, againft the exorbitant Claims and Ea. ...
... illuflrafed w.th a tteiit -uimbr.rof Co]'per-plate>, explanatoiy of each Propolition, in a Maimer entirely new. Jiy THO MAS WHIG II T, (Of the Cly rf Durham. J •cbid Day 12J '^übluVa, Tie Stxtf r.NTti Em nor, witb large Additions and lprevcn:tnts, rpHR ...
... who were uot opposed to Maynooth. the result of which ens that almost ere, it candi- date who came forward, whether 'Corn. Whig, or iic.dical, declared that at hear- he had always been opposed to the Grant, and tea) ready to pledge himself against it ...
... terminated in the return ofthe Whig- Radical candidate by a majority of 50. 'The numbers nt the close of tbe poll being- Mr. Ellice*. 340 Mr. Oastler *90 This result, or rather a result much more favourable to the Whig-Radical, was from the first anticipated ...
... permission, to THE SOCINIANS OF SUDBURY, And their tcorthy Representative, BEXrj^MXX'r SMITH, Esq., M.P. rpHE DUPLICITY OF THE WHIGS; or a 24 JL Years' Residence in the Metropolis. By MARTIN SPARKS, Blacking Manufacturer, Ballingdon, Essex; The Objected to ...
... {Without Reserve), At the Auction Mart, London, on Tuesday, the 10th of October instant, at Twelve for One, T^HAT old-established Whig Country NEWS- X PAPER, Tbe Colchester &. Chelmsford Gazette. Average circulation, 570. Average advertisements for 1834, 1835 ...
... monarchy, and let loose upon the country a legion of ovil spirits-party strife, democracy, and infidelity? Have not Free Trade and Whig-Radical mlsguvernmont been the bitter fruits of ft ' Mr. Disraeli not the man. after the opinions he has expressed, to stem ...
... bill for the amendment of the Law of Libels^ which was passed by the Commons in Feb- ruary, 1791. The first meeting of the Whig Club, for the season, was held on Tuesday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Byng in the chair. The health of Mr. Fox was ...
... the Whig and Tory Interests in the County of Norfolk. — And every Freeholder who re- veres the Bridsh Constitution, and admires the tern- | perate and manly spirit of Liberty which it inspires, will stand forward with alacrity to support those Whig Candidates ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... which bred Blank, Genus, Slug, and Mr. Prentice's Trim- mer, whioh was full Bi other to Shakefpear; her Dam was the Flying Whig; Sha was got by the Wocdltoek Arabian, Sire cf Spider and Points ; his Grand Dame St. Vic-tors Barb, Sire of the Bald Galloway ...
... is to take place on Monday the 19th iust. 1 he Candidates are Sir Samuel Croxtox, a most determined Blue ; Admiral Clark, a Whig ; and Lord R.Surry, a Radical. It is rumoured that Mr. Branfill will offer himself, but we do not believe a word of it. At ...