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... Caster OIL Belfast, Feb. !?. NEW TEAS, &c. MARTINS and PARK have received, by the Eagan, Captain CouiuU, from .ondon, the folio whig Articles, viz. PS Chests TEA, assorted. 10 Hogsheads remarkably fine SCALE SUGAR. 5 Hogsheads GREEN COPPERAS. Bags Red and ...
... Councils, or any place of trash profit, under the Government, ail p -r.—as who t:;. be 0,..! cated in the said abuses. . * Whig Club.— The Whig Club yesterday held its Monthly Meeting at the Crown and Aniat— The Duke of ILdford was the Chair. tilth Mr. Fox was ...
... the evil. Mr. Waitiiman thought foe present a good opportunity for collefting. signatures. was known to the opinion of the Whig Club, to which that meeting ought to assimulate principle and sentiment, that this business should followed through every town ...
... WHIG CLUB. The {otinh Annual Meeting of the CTub was held, on Tuesday se’nnight, at the Crown and Anchoij in die Strand. London Mr. Fox the Chair, supported the Duke Norfolk, Lord RoBttVSfENCER, Sir William Milker, &c. This meeting was more nutlleroU'S’ ...
... associate—he supported their leading measures—he shared his advocacy with theirs in behalf of Parliamentary Reform, and in the Whig Club, those sentiments he proclaimed as Legislator, repealed as Freeman.—He was a professed enemy to the abuse of power, and ...
... iiutnility, I think, hts j-roduclkm savouis much of the loaves and jior the drapery, they are, conceal the Bulyp. August A WHIG. [We art insert tlie following.] for colluding Colonul I-TKCIION, that everyâ person (who has bte.u any I.%inelord or Agent ...
... produiSion mticii of the loaves and fishes nor the'fouls of iiis drapeiy, dtrf they are, conteal the u*a.,'.rei HUhon. aYugust I. WHIG. (We are authoris'd the following :) QuiJ verum roc), it omnit in hoc sum. To the ELECTORS the COUNTY DOWN. Gentlkmf.v, r ...
... -afit-dicd kunuiitf, liis savours of the leave? ana nor ...
... savours much of die loavti and fishes; nor die folds of his drapery, they are, efl’edually conceal the unmilrcd August 1. WHIG. [We are insert the following.] MiiADK is much surjiriaed to find the support which receives front the li.terest Itte FaMitr ...
... nmt arid tlliLtral insinujtiom, arc a» tair obircls oi complaint.—Such has experi’ need from Writer subscribing I»im*clf *1 Whig. vindicate himself against these, must once more obtrude himself their attenticn. Ha relics that tiicir candour will •corn ...
... Generals Frazer, Dirnir, and Graham, together with many other Gentlemen of the Staff, and a numerous body the old cccstitntional Whigs Scotland. The healths of the King, of his Highness the Prince Wales ; the Duke the York i*» the Army ; the Duke of Clarence ...
... »: quently, more generally canvassed titan it ever had been liefore. , „ On the death of the Marquis of Rockingham, the old Whig party fell into a state of disunion, nearly bordering upon dissolution. A new arrangement took place soon after, and Lord ...