... a third time and paffed. ?? ?? furtber heard on the Writ of Error, brought by the Publifher andi Printer of the Independent Whig. Aflter the arguments were concluded, the Lord Chan- cellor tofe and faid, although he had no doubts himfell, lie wifhed to ...

... lter the leatler Iourteen millions is faid to be the tluin It is intended to borrowv. - Tleme was a numerous meetin.g of the Whig oll IuOiday at the Freeznaltonis avrllen; IliOllatid in tile Cbair. After drinking zrht regular toallsv of the day, which the ...

... ainoilig which the luhje&t if Restrithiouts and Parliatieit. tiry R ioin, were tile oltti prominiel1t. ll'hig Clubi.- hie Whig Club helti th~eir \Inarch 3eethig W Weditefday. at the City of Lolidoi Tilvern, Mr. W'h; tread i1 the Clialr. he wac fupported ...

... principlcs, the Duke of Devonshlire was a ti0otough lhig. W'ith all due respect for the Crown, he felt that the toundtiftion of the Whig character is laid in a love for the liberties of tc' hPeople. To support ?? in its lawful autsorityy, lie consiiered at all ...

... defensive, -when lie wasintfimed ttat the Russians had passed the Aa, not far from (Groventhal, Hie sent (enueral Kieist's left whig upoi t ie left bank of the river As, where 'ite advanced guard, uuder the orders of Col. Jilez, had al- reedy successuslly ...

... motion for ad- £ dressinui the Priice Regent to a future day.. tht Py BMr. Henry White, proprietor of the' Independent hill & Whig Sunday newspaper, was brought up fbr judguient he on Thursda, in t (;ourt of liiigs Bemich, for a libel At ion his Royal lighness ...

... cauidiltte, Col. Webb, wto was elected by tt a ntnjurity o01I i9; ?? numbers being, for Coi. Wvebb e g 89, Mr. Cooper 730, 1, A W'hig Clulb hits been established at Gloucester, of 5'inlhicit ('uonel t3erkeley is elected presideuit. Sit. 1|1. |I'rlotheroe, Colonel ...

... isliiatal Star; Conwc andh worship, Wt.orsilnp Ch~rist the new bsorn King,' Ssiauts! before s lturstr beiitadio, ait Ohag ioug whig hope saud fear;., SliddeMy time Lord desceiading, ht lila temple slias .appesr Comie aitd wiirship Worship Ciari~t the ?? Kitu' ...

... dechtied. .le, Quew .t its thtt .put 11otoa pogt-chtaise, autO sent ?? toul - II, .;itti. 'IOtIrIIjsakIy ist -RuinIoird, Whig mantrket-,tv, AI ffidti~e isun yrtl.tolht Glie holrses sivvre ei lttged iu tile: the a tept teetwher v theevere.tv trtt pe'rsots ...

... Wtr Bedford, is to be proposed at the a r proaching election as a candidate for Westminster. I is to srnnd prolessedly on the Whig interest, Yeste day a rallid and successful canvass, Lie are told, WI armade in his liavour by Lord Nugent and several other ...

... or timoself to be the decided supporter of Whig prinziples- or 'ir those principles which Mr. Fox and other eminent individuals had maintained. The Hon. Baronet had at reproached him, because lie was a Whig-for his part, )Y lie consithered the observation ...

... Wivt wee to have power over their Dr. rerv bodies even ! Hle tirust tell those gentlemen in particular and who were called W'higs, and were ve'hetetit ini theiri dliniands a lie for retretnchment and econormy oti titc part of (Governiicnt, 'Ihe that without' ...