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... MARCH 1. lie had been called to his -Majesty's Councils with men of sound Whig principles instilled into them by their fathers-anen who having deviated, had returned to the principles he ever promulgated. 111 r. Fox's situation..would e perhaps enable ...
... IN, of Ingleby Manor . , Io A York-Weer,' Jarnts'i- (quare, Mifs .Ifabella ..11;*, 1-loa'rK'ttird datiglircr Henry 'Hugh 'At Whig, in Bucks, the Hon. and P,ev. henry3,er9o ro de Salts,- D. one of,,nis.Marjelty's dinary. rs. Mary Blydefteyn, reliEl of Mr: ...
... case of the King v. White, an appeal heard, in the shape of a writ of error. The L e fentlant, late Editor orthe ladepengent Whig, been convicted of publishing a libel in that 4 Per, and sentenced to three years imprisonirlit in Dorchester gaol. The ground ...
... fit 01 Fatilharn 61. on. 50 10'fl PRICE: OF Szuis.. Rape Seed 62l oos to 006 Per last . Redk Clover .45s to ti 2s per cwt. Whig ditto 705 to soss per ditto Trefoil 155 od. to 563 per ditto Rye 255,0 d to 455 per. quarter Turnip i 5s to 25$ od per ditto ...
... the defendants ; the first, as thi . ! Proprietor aml lidifor, and . as the Printer of a Weekly Paper, called the Independent Whig; for publishing 'a libel upon Lord Elleaborough, both as a'Judge, and as a Peer of Parliament, with a view to injure. his character ...
... Pitt has occasioned a complete revolution in the polities of England ; that the old syqem is crushed, almost an ; and that the Whig party to the full possession of place, power, and emolument. The Seals of the Exchequer were p;aced in the hands of Lord E ...
... his usual declamatory stile, and embraced most of the topics Oh which he is peculiarly eloquent. Ile was severe upon those Whig Members of Parliament who had rather cooled up on t h e subject of reform, but very lavish in his praises of Ir. Vardle, who ...
... Nothing but routine business. MONDAY, APRIL 24. .TVltitbread presented petitions from Hen, White (Editor of the Independent Whig), now. a prisoner - in Dorchester gaol, and I. H. Hart, ?tinter of that Paper, a prisoner in Gloucester gaol, which were to ...
... IfENCIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. THE KING- V. WiIIL AN - D. HART. . The defendants, the Proplietor and Printi4 of The Independent Whig, ‘vere - brought into Court for the purpose moving, by their Counsel,4c{r a new ,tria).. • - . . - . . difford applied for ...
... the appearance of approving of sinecure places, and the idea was abandoned.—The Chairman objected to some things which the Whig party had done when in power ; and said, that .the public ought to have a pledge - from them before it supported them, that ...
... Officers) Commandants of the Royal Mat 'hies, the eve of retiring full pay. I. ['he young, is supposed to be GO years of age. WHIG CL1:13.--The last met ting for season was held on Tuesday at the Lone Tavern, Mr. Alderman Combe in the which was numerously ...
... , s. EssE MEETING. —Monday, in pursuance of a public notice, the meeting convened by the freeholders and partisans of ;thy Whig Inteiest in the county of Essex,, was held at the Shire Hall, Chelinsford, preparatory . to the pending election. The_business ...