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... anollHT person. »ho has wrillen under that inane I'aper. Our Coneslioadent lias put biguature this Lcucr. to which u •• Old Whig.** LONDON, THURSDAY. APRIL 18. yesterday received York Papers of the sth ult. being of two days later date than those before ...
... the law make and subscribe. Such were the securities which our Whig ancestors deemed necessary for the preservation of the civil and religious liberties England. Some,of our modern Whigs will, probably, assert in Parliament, that it is illiberal any longer ...
... niiia cum:. ' The fourth annual meeting tbe Whig Club was held on Tuesday, at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, Mr. Fox in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Nokeolk, Lord UoitEiir Spencer, Sir W. nek, &c. The Duke of gave the health Mr. Fox, who ...
... profess ourselves ignorant of. Attached we are to the present Constitution in Church and State; cherishing it our lues tunable Whig-Gink tfv«eii> see thaw Sms* Maiwet* he. btrth-iiglil, tl.e vrociom inlirnuace of our cbiloren ; shall very freely' (and ouilcr ...
... Catholics to pbwer is foreclosed; and certainly these arc not times lo abrogate the laws in their favour. This was Hone by the Whigs, who, however, could not have effected that revolution but for the zeal of the Church, that had, on so many occasions, aided ...
... preserved. By whom was it enforced the High Church party, used it an auxiliary bear down the advancing importance 'the Whig interest. said the Whigs have contrived this Act to oppress theCathulirs, wcwill endeavour to use instrument of destruction to the Dissenters ...
... f.ANKUL I rs. W. Whig, Si.nn « tl, l.ioiuliishiic, surrender Aug. 19, ei:, S-pi. 17, die lteor».c Im», btaml'orU Lm»i»Tc, .Mr. lirdikr, Miuiil'ord. J. ilirhi'. : s. i'rinc* S M-.ir-*. ilottiurliilhc, \i« t.ialJer, :r» •S r ■. v, i, pl. 17, ai .ahull, ...
... attacked. tlwt icviuent tlie enemy's wine was considered lir.lf detcatcd. 'l'fcc cavalry under Prince Mcwst now to move. The left whig, under the cuiutuand of General marched also; the troops drawn up m the form regiments, in the same manner •s tt they had been ...
... and took the rft’fili; tlie mnuntaius- Having accotnj lished my |mrp,ose,our tine forim-d wiili equal Cl Wti«r aiid the left whig, eompuae-i of the iltgldaoil Brigade, was thrown lorward, and advanced with the steadiest sifp, under very ’ heavy lire round ...
... WalTed f*A««nitA/it one thousand gtioeas, ftom professional debi. \ Tbd sdnoud the stud 'Mtamemary Scheduhr. cbntamiog foni>whig, to wn:—“ I2jXXV; r with interest, from Ott. I Sof, Mr.T.oxn. Vr. SjEXI-E, Lord CAKRIROTOre; I.IVCOI.K, Cahbdix, >lr. Joskeb ...
... the'extended to existing army. This project \ i ;» it» mid only two years; for soon tlit- House Hanover succeeded, and the Whig Minister restored, ihe clause was rejected dangerous and impolitic. The Rolirtgbf was feat the succession the Hou»- of and ...
... gentleman horseback, and with scarf, and glove*, supported c*ntlcm«n foot, with scarves, hatband* and glove*. Members of the Whig Club, •• in black mourning clyak*, and scarves auh auk but band* and glove*, four and lour. * Household, Mourning t«oaks, with ...