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... re- 2 CouriarS, Globe, Ga-zttte, 2 Leeds rlftr~uries', iae Obser.ver, I }York Herald, - 2 Leeds Intelligencers, independent Whig, .4 York's Political Rev'iewt. 'I140=1Z5 fleiew. F NE UTER. I letic, Star, St. Janmes's ChIronicle, f mitt Gorei's Liv'erpool ...
... ? - ?? Chronicle, B~ritisha ANepiune, i Pilot, Yritk's Politicai tviw a Stalesmall, Yoik- Heirald, .t-Y Star, Independent Whigs ii 'v iondon Ga'ite, Ilozer's lleview,. P l Llovd's List, Gore's Liverpoel A4dueirt. Se Hlai Packet. Jldtifgees Do. Reockrtg ...
... penee inecard A HISTORY of thne FIrly Part of the kof JAMES the SECOND, abrbicied f hon Ri1 Hsao.C. J. FOX, bt a Member of the Whig ClubD R;S Alfo, Speedily will be publiahed, wilton b- th, A ;he Abridgmenrrt, and uniformly printed, a CONTINU of ;1. FOX's ...
... Boards, a ' HISTORY of the Early Part of the REIGN 'A ot JAMES the SECOND, abridged from the Right ?? FOX, by a Memrber of the Whig Cltb. A fa, Speedily will be published, wriltro by the Author of the Abridgment, andounifornaly iot ed, a CONTINUATION of Mi ...
... the. Coites, and to, releitahlish their onsienh Constitution, eerv one of ;heirarmnies maynot unaptly be stiled a Militas; Whig-CIeuk Lord Milton's dinner is -voraciousi atilaaked bY . the writers in rlte Ministetial prints. Tilcs is only what might be ...
... lSTOIRY of the Early Part of the REIGN A T ofJ1AMES the SECOND, abridged from the Right Hart. C. J. FOX, by a Aderinttr of the Whig Cldb. Afo, Speedily will bir published, wtiwtatl by the Author of the Abrirdgment, kfidubifoemittyprinced, a CONTINUATION of ...
... Globtes, .2 Le6's iffercurier, 2Couriers, 2 Leeds Intte neers, j olrning Clronick, orke's Politic-l Review tlot, Indepeik 1 Rd t Whig, stusmar, filower's Revieuw, 'ojIR's Lazet, Gore'gy irpool ldxri. Ttlo PckCk4 Edielortgs JotfrW, js:' PLYMOfO'~lt TFLRGR.0rPW ...
... .Ntr. Wvililt)read prestntet a-petition to irle Houte of (olmonrns on 3londaii' fr ' White, ldittor olthc Indepcn- denvit Whig, now col;ined in Dorchester Goal ; and another flum Mr. 7iart, contined in Glouiester ',oal; cor; Ildnijng of b orsh and imsploper ...
... treiaiellt, tint er the cortitisil of Tories for pi. st n trig . i lt lie itdividuals cincernesi uere coitmtnertd The nex' year, a Whig Parliament al tri .n the -ame prilielt!cs, and carried them stiil a bher, hy embodiyitte them in resolation. Ist '.vas eatiu-t ...
... crowd atteniled osl tse occation. Many ol tien t wtcre tile Basonetls colours. Lit \VHTO. CtmB.-Yesterday a meeting of the Thl Whig ?? was Ilssd at the Crowin aml Anchtor, in the Stralidl.-t was ndrterausly attended, bhut had I o tis ,,1 iwt its Members hn ...
... Country as is necessary to introduce the n to Office. But while are are rtoicing in the good fortune of the Parliamen- tary Whigs, and felicitating themn upon tibeir eaianci- pation from the thraldonm of Jabobinismr, we have to deplore that it is our n ...
... on Satv,rdat'. .the High Sheriff hvirig openedltheuatnuea ssoisal tdm- I Sir Berkeley Guise, and Mr. -autton, both in Uhe whig listeres', were severally proposed. After'siverl spechessfromn various Freeholdera in the interest ...