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... your Bar. In the Houfe of Lords, on Thorfday, an appeal was heard in behalf of the printer and publilher of the Independent Whig, againft the alledged illegality of their im- prifonment in diftant gaols. Their Lord- jhips, however, unaniraoufly affirmed ...
... value 200 guineas ; and Sf. Ives, a filver cup, which this illuftrious Patriot politely declined to accept .-^-Slatefman. Tbe Whig Club bF England alfo added the Unanimous thanks of that public body. V»«fls—J! ir*** A MORAL and PHYSICAL THERMOMETER; Or, ...
... formerly established in Liverpool, his native town. On the 2d inst. Filmer Honywood, Esq. of Mark's Hall, Essex, aged 65. He was a Whig of the Old School, and first sat in Parliament for Steyning, in 1774. ln 1780 he first represented the county of Kent. Mr. ...
... diftinclion in his profeffion which he maintained to his laft moments. In politics Mr. Ward was a ftaunch Whig, .and early in life became a Member of the Whig Club, and a zealous fupporter of the caufe ; he took a very active part in Mr. fox's firft election ...
... the Law, is a high °PP r * ,he' people. It wa» wonh while, to on** duct of that party in the «•■•« 0u ,5. *•* called the Whigs, the Talents. £» lßie ,:i ?? you please; the moment the O0 re iltfT, the question, th^y immediately « rally round it , HocOM ...
... The City one was likewife prefented this morn- ing, and attended by a great concourfe of people. Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor, in tbe Strand. It was Bumeroofly attended, but had only few of its Members in Parliament ...
... the neceflity of forming a Regency, it is conjedored, in the beft in- formed circles, that there will be a coalition of tbe Whigs, with fome of the principal members of the Wellefley party, among which will be comprehended Mr Canning. It is underftood that ...
... fpedable rradefman, in a country town, a Whig and a barber, had painted. on hisfign, in letters large, ?? Shave Whigs for a penny, Tories for three- hall-pence. On being aflced why he had done fo ? he replied, that the Whigs price was his ordinary one ; but ...
... in favour of a Parliamentary Re- form, and crowned the bufinefs of the day with a dinner. There was a Special Meeting of the Whig Clbb yeflerday, upon the fubjeft of Parlia- mentary Reform. STOCKS. Reduced ?? I Long Ann. 1 6| 15-16 4 per Cent io j Omnium ...
... in the 63d year of his age. He bad lot g been confidered as j one of the chief props of what has been generally fiyled tbe Whig Party in this country: he was a firm fupporter of the principles maintained by Mr. Fox. The Duke, we believe^ veiy rarely, ...
... e, which latter place there is fome idea of removing to the oppofite ftiore. Mr. H. White, proprietor of the Indepen- dent Whig, was tried in the Court of King's Bench on the ift inft. charged with having published a feditious libel on the l6ih Sept. ...
... a leaslorship ! Court of King's Bench — On Thursday, Mr. White proprietor of the Independent Whig, was brought up for judgement, for a libel upon his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. The libel of which the defendant ...