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... WHIG CLUB Of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties. THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING of the CLUB will be held on Thursday, the 9th of October, at the Royal Hotel, Chester.—Dinner on the table at Five o’clock precisely. PRESIDENT, EDWARD DAVIES DAVENPORT, ESQ. M ...
... WHIG ONOMY. tothe charge of thirty-four pounds ! personal expenses of the Earl of Derbam during months’ service as —£34,000, for the expenses of a man who was but other day a commoner—ameore than one @ week! for the * retrenchment and of the Grst water ...
... CONSERVATIVES AND WHIG! OR, PRACTICALLY ANSWERED, Wuo, during their administration, reduced the national debt twenty millions, without the comforts of the poor, thereby themselves veal friends of the Tur Conservatives. creased the national debt millions ...
... THE WHIG TESTIMONIAL. Weregret that we cannotmake @ report ofthe proceedings of the Picture Committee ; as, since the insertion of the advertisement, we have been fa- voured with no communication from the Royal Hotel, and for the lifé of us we can hear ...
... policy as well as the predilection of the Whigs—they know that the Tory gentry are apt rather to turn away with disgust, and abandon the exercise of their right, than to go and contend the matter with some Whig attorney, full of qulrks and insolence, before ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PAPISTS (yROM THE MORNING HERALD, NOV. 1.) settle the Irish Tax Whig Minist ers having to unless at the price of the ‘of the Irish Church to the dema- the speech from throne, by the most be held for. the effusion morally responsible ...
... contemplated by the Whig underlings or agents, who were the primary movers in the And thus, the final result is, that after an enormous expenditure on Whig Commissioners, sundry offices of £800 or £1000 a-year are secured for Whig-Radical underlings ; ...
... length of its who have any thing to lose call t Ives Whigs ; those who have all to seek ia bei called Radi. cals. The end of both is rev jation,—t one imme- diate, the other nential only. The Whigs may » in the e je of the Revolation, the t of the course ...
... WHIG CLUB Of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties. THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING of the CLUB will be held TUESDAY, tbe 9th of OCTOBER, at the ROYAL HOTEL, Chester.— Dinner on the table five o'clock precisely. PBESIOP.NT, RALPH LEICESTER, ESQ. M.P. VICE-PRESIDENT ...
... WHIG-RAD) Our contemporary was a short time ago in an agony of despair, because we had observed our usual custom of disregarding some remarks of his, the subject of which was the presentation of a tes- timonial to George Wilbraham, Esq., ex-member for ...