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... presume, why they should not urge its repeal, since the moving causes have ceased to exist. Such, then, are the opinions of the Whig* ;■ and we ap« prehend they will not be charged with extravagance. But this is net all: a more important circumstance, to which ...
... that ptoapenty and « n “ e character Hiroad, forwhu* Engtand had for the prindplea the glorfotu reeolutian 1688, Hid callada Whig Club, with reference to the bold and enlightened men who tried to remedy the political abuses that day. It was t that thia ...
... operated upon the 4A rfjme, lowinp manner i—Harin* ic h* w „J to be made to the light, we tlie to receive the edges the nap whig w«» , fh potion of note. We then cutont paper me the skin to be ingrafted, ami laymg this “oj® marked it heada tramoosing from ...
... stating that considerable difference opinion exiued the leading Whigs respecting tb* 1“ Declaration of Principles’ which lately appeared in the aaprta the official declaration of th* northern Whigs (though npw, a* it appears, without the consent of that body) ...
... (bunders of the Whig dub, and the become the fashion to call the Whigs fsetioD, forgetting due they Whigs ef Cbeshire,” being drunk, ■ ■ . asked for more than the rightt which they accorded to ofoen.' Mr. G. Wilbeauam, as one of the founders the Whig dub. They ...
... condemnation of the system. W BSLGRAVE AND THE CHESHIRE Wi cum. fallowing letter of his Lordship contains sort dedarathe longer Whig: at events, he must be very d-wster one. to have been frightened by the declaration lately tl, the Club. The air of Trentham ...
... that could such a decree that which are peaking pass in England, it would render liable to the punishment of death all the Whigs, and some pert, also, of the more moderate Tories. Article the 9th wpuld comprise all the Dissenters in this country, and render ...
... for the county of Northombciland, certain inauentud families are underatupd to have determined to endeavour out the present Whig, member. One of the gentlemen who represents Wus town in Padiament even nentroned as likely In aucli an event offer htmsciras ...
... pecuniary project. Exmange-alley w«a filled With a •irsr'ge concourse of statesmen and clergymen, churchmen and dtsaenters, Whigs and Tories, physicians, lawyers,, tradesmen, and non with multitudes females. All other professions and employdoits were utterly ...
... - feUrt “S land, during tlie first half of the 18th century, was the on the Bth of last August. ——— Chichester Dee. 8. true Whig English interest there,-it was the support of TheearthunakehemooMoodsywmvery the House of Brunswick and of revolution principles ...
... OAT THE AFFAIRS AND CONDUCT OF TH* , - ENGLAND. *4ltf TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING Maii *. l> * ttfc « Whig nor TTy.—Swift. by pnnrrtb) in «de«r ichod,though fmU wiU le»ra in no' tWbcrM*, M eonfewodly hafe .till much to learn, rally follow that have ...
... Camden) would go upon the Tory without ennosition.' The representation of thecountv has vMra between the two great factions of Whig ih. muware well sathfieS with the conduct Mr. W. P. that r\tw candidate would*«»nd mileli chance against that gentleman. Indeed ...