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... been expected, of more and more importance.. The Radicals, rejoicing in the impulse given to their cause by the few foolish Whigs whom they have de- luded, no longer conceal their detestable pro- | jects, but speak openly, and without disguise, of the ...
... York, were agreed to. A protest against the pro- ceedings has been signed by some of the first characters in the county. The Whigs are now playing exactly the same Jame they did mt the commencement of the rench Revolution ; their conduct at that time might ...
... chased a magnificent border of flowers, with an appropriate inscription. Mr. Chaloner. we understand, starts for York in the Whig interest.' Cambridge University Intelligence, June 16. —Sir Wm. Browne's three gold medals for the present year were on Saturday ...
... Lordship's object seems to be to get Mr. Wilberforce to sanction this petition with his influence — as he frankly owns v The Whigs have no power whatever. Intelligence of considerable importance has reached London, by the Chesterfield packet, from the Leeward ...
... change of Minis- ters is talked of, and there is a list in circu- lation, in which all the new Ministers are takeu from the Whig party. It is rumoured, on the other hand, that the Marquis of Wei- lesley and Lord Grenvilie bave been applied to on the subject ...
... of the State, Iv short lis language is purely consti- tutional, and may bb subscribed to by auy sincere Patriot, whether' Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dissenter. THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. Although the accounts for the -Quarter wh;ch closed on Friday, are ...
... tions besides, as may help to get the Whigs into place. The poor Queen, as usual, was tbe alleged cause of their patriotism, and the inspirer of their eloquence, th tbe utter ex- clusion of those venerable topics of Whig de- clamation, taxes, a standing army ...
... calculated upon the co operation or assistance of this Government. The unprecedented rise ia the Funds bas thrown the whole Whig and Radical faction 'Ms complete dismay. It proves to tbem that Public Credit is no. longer suffering under tbe apprebension ...
... purchase-money was lent to them by the late John Bellamy, Esq. formerly of Chandos-street. Cuvent-Garden, and father of the Whig Club. A gentleman uf our acquaintance bas a note in his possession, addressed by Messrs. Grey and Perry to Mr. Bellamy, informing ...
... The parties entertained by his Majesty at the Pavillion at Brighton are invited without any regard to political feeling. Whigs and Tories promiscuously mingle together, nay, the majority of the former, beine very old friends and early associates of the ...
... Patteshall was merely practical, and wholly abstracted from political consideration ; the second was what might be called a Whig petition, and was proposed by Mr. . Charlton. The third was CobbetCs Norfolk petition. It was moved by its author in person ...
... several smaller rooms, oa the first floor. With the boas* may be had about 30 acres (or less, if desirable of good Pasture aad Me whig Grouad. As the principal object ia let Hog tbe premises fs to preserve tbem in good order during a loag minority, a respectable ...