... was) a middle fazed Man, about 5O Years of Age, about 5 Feet 5 Inches high, marked with the imall Pox, wore a round Hat, Grey Whig, Black Coat and Breeches, and a Purple Wailicoat. W A N T E D, LAD that has a Genius for Drawing, Aas an Apprentice in the ...

... to make them liable toll twice. Saturday, July 2. The king v. henry white and Garrick hart. Proprietors of the Independent Whig. Saturday the Defendants were brought up receive the judgment of the Court. Several affidavits were presented and read in ...

... be coloured by any artitice, or misrepresented on any pretence. Messrs. Whiteand Hart, Printer and Editor of The Independent Whig Newspaper, were Wednesday sent off their respective places confinement, Dorchester and gaols. ...

... attending the Meeting.) The Glorious sth July, 180t. The Duke of York and the Army England Lord Mulgrare and the Navy England. The Whig Interest Biislol, Colonel liaillie and the Bristol Volunteers. Sir Henry Protheroe—lie Bristol. Prosperity llie City Bristol ...

... independent whig A SUBSCRIPTION is opened at Bristol, to support WHITE and Mr. HART, in their legal Appeal ttvrtl H/use of Lords.—The Advertiser lias read CititrirtslLe/cr to Lord ELLr-.roßoUGii. the l”derenSiX mig, of Jan. Id, 1809. with the deepest ...

... the conduct of such other persons w ere connected the disposal public situations. Leave was given bring Bill. INDEPENDENT WHIG. General Or»f.r. —Horse Guards, March 18.-- Field-Marshal his Royal Highness the Duke ot York having requestedhiJßesty’s permission ...

... the Brazils / Diana frigate, has been.taken by three frigates, such account lias reached th’e, inirulty. At a meeting of tlse Whig Club, Tutf s( , Mr. Wardlewas admitted a member, and se ,., Intions were passed, voting tbatjku members, who voted in the Aliipt ...

... Folkestone and Sir Francis Burdett, as soon as they heard ot air. Wardle having heen proposed Candidate tor admission into the Whig Cluh, communicated to that gentleman their astonishment and regret.—air. Wardle is said have replied, that he had been without ...

... Parliament. • ■ Monday. —Mr. Whitbread said, he held in his hand a Petition from Mr. Henry White (Editor of the Independent Whig), now a prisoner in Dorchester jail, which was to the same as the former, and free from those objections point ot form, to ...

... ;J»oalion between the Lord Chancellor, Lord Mulgrave, Grenville, and 1-ord sSiM^hopt*. the motion, 28 Agaimt it, ! Mujority, 16. Whig Ct.ub. —A. of lias Club ie . Tuesday the Crown anti Anchor, the Duke ot ijei the Cliair. On his Grace’s health being drank ...

... were heard at the Bar the Writ of Error in the case the sentence on Hart and White, the printer ami editor of the Independent Whig. Mr. Clifford contended that the sentence pronounced was irregular and contrary law. The Attorney General replied, and contended ...

... suhject, blameless man and noble minded; keeps the best cook in town ; is a good Protestant, an excellent Catholic, staunch Whig, and great Tory. April 16. —Light breezft. Admiral opened the subject Captain ,of the Mysterious. never told hi* name. The ...