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... and deeply lamented by alls who value the principles of out Conftitution,—His Lordfhip Was a ttea,ry Cup - porter of . the Whig caufe, and was one of a very fmall nu•Mb ,, r , who never deferted it to the Iziteft hour of his exiftenee,. • It was 'his ...
... Banks, Bofton, Dowager L thero, Sir Th - oroas Gage, Colonel Keppel, &c. it WAS not a City Baronet who created the uproar Whig Club,' by toafting Mrs. CLARK. The indebted for that compliment to the gal'hhy ofa ivic Kn.ightv,:the-datliing Cyprians have ...
... then limed, that be held in his .hand Petitions &con John White and I. P. Har, the proprietor.and printer of the Independent Whig Newftiaper, convhied in the Court of King s Bench of in- Leming two libels in that Newfpaper, and lentenced to Ihi-ee years ...
... to the atfiirs CO patty during the lati. year. The Court aljourned tiven o'clock till this day. A nurnerous Meeting of the Whig Club Was hela cm_ Tuetd:iy, at the Fruentafons . SAmc 6 J - Efl. in the Crrair; where, after the gular Contiitutional Towls ...
... underitind thot Lord FOLKSTOE• and Sir FRANCIS BL:NDETT, as loon as they heard of Mr. been propofed a Candidate for admitlion Whig Club, communicated to thlt -Gentienun their eNtrcrne ationiffiment and regret.— WARDLE s raid to have replied, tht had been ...
... lidered as untounded. Majetly the a (bort time at - Snaiburstr, and pr,c,eded ind.anny to array. There was a Meting of the Whig Club on Tuel-. day, his Grace the Duke Of BEI),FOHD in the Ctiail*, who, in the cource of the . iJ.y, took prefs, in the u ...
... than that wherein he was convieted. Our readers will recolli& that :he deiendant was the printer of a weekly paper, called The Whig, and being prolecuted for a libel charged to have been pub. lifhe.i in that paper, was tried in the Court of King's Bench, ...
... montiraled relicd on I own count • The Let evidence. were, if HU grounds foi - Ltlrdit Jury, tlie.r The Jur fultatiott, r Brfore 1 WHIG Tl.e AT was Founds, fo tiff - on the lady of lb perhaps tl; vot vety h buline4s of iA . Comru as U the would about the came ...
... redrefs was to be expeEte a ' The pretent, above all others. was a mon inautpicio o time to addrefs that. Huule w hen the Whigs as . as the fupporters of Mr. Pitt's long admitiration , peared e to he adverfe to every thing like radical fattsladory reform ...
... Arkinfon - . 33 o 'lothrinernoryofTitzk.Wthire,,the Proprle- patriei, who and.Ed4or ofThe bled - Ckariielr, and de- Independent Whig, mhiiihed Full Price 610 his iticarcera- Jr.• pay, in High tiatt in porehetter Holborn ,-- .5 , 5 Gao,s., as his linecre A ...
... 'whether a confiderakle pa rt of our national tnistortones may Mt attributed to the ambition of thete centendiug parties, et Whig and . Tory? In Etfex and Mahlon what has been your Reprefentation for the hitt forty sears ? I way,- perhaps,. . claim the ...
... CHELMSFORD, 'JAN. 9.--Yeiterdav, in purluance of a public notice, the Meetirig convened by the. Freeholslersand Partilans of the Whig livereft. io - eectuy, was held at Shire Hall, preparatory to the pekit . ling .The company . was not numeroes, • , an - 11 ...