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... lave- been found guilty mutiny in the Edgar, and are sentenced to receive from 700 lushes each. most respectable meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday, the Freemason’s Tavern, in Great Qm street. The Duke of Bedford in the chair. ■ Alter dinner the ...
... has been uncommonly abundant on the Sussex coast. One Brighton boat Saturday caught 1900, and sold them for upwards of 801. Whig Club. —The last meeting for the season was held on Tuesday, at the London Tavern. Mr. Alderman Combe in chair, it was numerously ...
... Arithmetic. Yesterday came on before Mr. Justice Grose, and a special jury, the trial of the printer and publisher Hie Independent Whig, for a libel Sir Simon Blanc, reflecting upon his charge to the jury in the trial ain Chapman, for the illegal murder of a ...
... On the same Day, A SWEEPSTAKES of TEN GUINEAS each, for all Ages; three-year whig 6st. 101b four-year obis fist, five-year olds Bst. 81b. six-yeiir olds 9st. aged JUt. ‘2ilx Marcs and geldings be allowed 3ll». *ne Four-mile heat. ord Stamford’s St. Domingo ...
... arrived in the Downs. The Spanish troops will probably accompany the expedition. ' Mr. White, the printer of the Independent Whig, now in confinement in Dorchester gaol, for libel published in London, has publicly declared his. intention of appealing to ...
... every pUn for promoting purity and economy in all the departments of government, and-reforming public abuses. At a meeting the Whig Club, on Tuesday, Mr. Wardle was admitted a member, ...
... Court King’s Bench had lawful right pronounce such sentence as it had done in the case of the F.ditor tVmler the Independent Whig; and he considered the object of this appeal was raise a. ferment in men’s minds, to depreciate the character our Court, and ...
... a cart, tw.o small furrow* drawn by the machine affixed under it, which also de)M«ited the turnip seed, and covered it with whig scratiers. this succeeded review yarious drills .twork, employed in turnip sowing. At three o'clo» k, the company, which was ...
... nomination for the honour of becoming their Representative, the Hon. Mr. Dutton, gentleman whose declared attachment to the Whig interest justly entitled him to their approbation and support. This motion was seconded Edw. Sheppard, Esq. who addressed the ...
... is to be Chancellor the Exchequer ; and that Lord Grenville will take the Foreign Department. They then stale that the great Whig families haring made those arrangements, intend likewise to stipulate with the Prince that he shall dismiss his present advisers ...
... ration had certain degree currency tilts - day,* The tenor of them was, that a jmicti•a t>n between the less remote part the Whigs and the present Adinini'-tratiyn would take place. ;n*«' Mr. Weftejley Pole appointed Cluueellor r.-, Exchequer for (Maud, ...
... at Madras 'I Duke of Devonshire. —This respectable NoWeman died in his year. In public life Has always been a support to the Whig Interest, and was a firm adherer to the principles maintained by Mr. Fox. His death will long regretted the. Prince Regent ...