WHO HAS TO SELL VK LET,
... tnat.tb. trunp n.ait *; fed and that if the Neapolitan Go»criuiiifCt.dycinitS the lary fujipiiet wpuld immediately occupy the whig. k:t,«J.-i arf ■t«trd»ut!«s» ky for:*. Tbit threat, ...
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Mr. tturrtlas. rOTrfc the enquiry it acquired and rxhi!»iced a knowledge ol Indian chat wa* afurwardi '.o ..
... Lord North the retiring from the Admit.ittration. A new minidry was forme ...
HER MAJESTY’S FETE AT FROGMORE
... a Member, occafioned him be addition his other offices, with the as Secretary of State. When the new arrangement with the Whigs introduced the Duke Portland into the mi* nitlry, was found to more eligible to create a third Secretary, than to remove Mr ...
INVASION W«.‘ arc happy to flute that Ills Main the abitiicc of the Right hior
... the line, have been /e>cis. i'ne apparent tranfiatioii I am I am. not what 1 am. If I P..;t am, I fiiould not whin am. E»t, ©whig to the verbs etre each making //.;j in the it may tranflated— what am. not what fellow. I was what follow*, (hould not what ...
you the living Eroii.iey you *\li. warren amazingly careful own imcrelb* —'Hie witncla *• Mr. W.irrtn hud his ..
... children he laid ** larct Uteri IdbiSs iirunJo, It went on in a moft extravagant ftile in this way, and talked of the Duke of the Whig Club, the King, the Queen, and the Royal Family, being all leagued againft him. then proceeded call, Mr. Lewis, a and apothecary ...
W. W. BROMBY
... Frenchmen, and would have had the viiflory if Bcniadottc, who arrived with 15,1KK) freffi troops, had not fucceeded in tepai whig the Ruffian army, in confetpteace which they were to retreat.” A letffik from Inglau, dated Dec. 6, fays, The sth of December ...
r.« i-rvtm.-. » N E L U N Ji. {From I.yri: Fums.) Tnic?di«ra, true! Itmrt w »jh pain, miodn* S'
... fcarf, hatband gloves, by awp gentlemen on foot, with (carves, hatband, and gloves. On* fcu-drrd and fblty b'enthers of the Whig Chib, black mourning cloaks, and Icarve*. with iilfc hatbands, gloves, four ami four. Huvfchatd in cloaks, witii [carves, haibamis ...
vines m WUwk fiik rc»rv^ 4n4 coach w.ih ftxhof
... by. a* (.tr the inner gJte, amt prevented the iMiruhon when the Fuaer-i fot commenced li*e iuferaieut; 1. A Depotatir.r the Whig C^ab. 2. efl King's X Sever Minor (Janti'.i. 4. Rtv. Mr. Chamj ney, yof the Chapel. 5. Eight Chcnll.r*. 6. Rev. Dr. Irelafti ...
Mr. VvT l'.t RFOKCE’s I.LECTION'
... inst. but W supposed to have been between Tnday And Monday last, some person'tJr jjeisons forcibly entered the house Mr. Jobs Whig ht, the Humber-Bank, the emner Cent per Cent-street; open thfc back. cellar window-shutters, and took out the lower part of ...
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... Ditto -ft. Packet, Hull . ± WaiiNORF., May s.—His Majesty slor.p Julia,and are , pi.'rce.l a-diy two Li.*: day wSud S. K. M*whig frew wiihfii*c • W W BANKRUPT* ftom SATURDAY'* GAZETTE, May 16. David Atchinfon, n Keck, Kortlumptonlhirc, draper.—David vidualier ...
LONDON, JUNE 4
... of'comment, of praise, and dispraise i the London papers, as is Mr. Emeet, iD tho'e i of New-York. A numerous meeting of the 'Whig Club dined, ea Tuesday,at the London Tavern, Bishopsogatc-strCet; Harvey Ciristian Conbe, Esq. in the chair. dinner the usual ...
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... tiiiiit town. Spirit Merchant, i. : . . !. . ,„-tt ..it the nth day August ■ - - i . .akkson, the ’A hue 11.; it Byng, a true Whig, a frieml to eonftilutional liberty, has there been elected iu eppofition Sir Chriltopher Baynes, a gentle.naa wljo.ti know ...