... and that by the common law of England, no man not authorized by the Crown, had a right to publish political news. Whilst the Whig party wae still formidable, certain Newspapers were suffered to appear, viz.: “The Protestant Tlntelligence,” “The Current ...

... main force to prevent the polling of Whig votes. Their plan was with the aid of a large ‘body of stout Portlanders to obtain possession of the Town Hall, at the further extremity of which the bootr was placed. No Whig voter reached the table - without a ...

... became of a strictly partisan character. the Toriss, for the most part, being allies of the ¢lder corporation, whilst the Whigs supported its younger rival, which seems to have enjoyed. the popular approbation and favour in ne stintesd measure. Josiah ...

... aétual - Cengy ; r‘eil-'Brid Le)’tonst,c making a g 810,4-31_ In additiop R%din‘o’ Ro Relics” and terg 22 tenary of A% Bibles: Whig: By the kindn. o Is lend:; Tgerh oy, eX}m‘ltiou at ADI'ODOS, to e Many t; th‘e last f@'\V ; Blble Studen There is no {lepanment ...

... -wife, aldine, Poplar ent on 11, and Ision of let me the ol¥ favour lenti* [ do nog en kepg », and E elf with lentor’s astenegd whig? of m, - region Ilowi N gmat,;g& s stood, to such tention, { 1 ‘.’u :’ L.fl 3 = ) rfl l’ 'EIED.~ *ieng of in hangd irned to ...

... the time being, and join in an appeal to William to aid them by his arms, in the recovery of their laws and liberties. Tho Whigs were ready for the opposition to the King, for his acts were ('ontx'm'ly to tSI their principles of liberty. The Tories, also ...

... is undonbtedly the prophecy it contains. Lord Hartington is something besides tho leader of the Unionists; he is the first Whig in England, the representative of a family which, though always moderate, has played a conspicuous part in every revolution ...

... (death-rate only 12 in 1,000); light { ralftway into rural Sheppey; fare from Londomn 28. 9d.; persons requiring Apartments (Wh'i[g; are reasonable) shounld advertise in ‘‘Sheerness egd,” 20 words Is., praBa.id ; 3 insertions 2s.—Cole, Publsher, ‘ Times’’ ...

... tell them what it did not mean. They could not always be sure of the words ‘ applied to other bodies such ae “Methodists,”’ “Whigs’ and ‘“Tories,” etc. Thay could be ab:so lutely sure of the word “Protestant.” There was no doubt what it meant and also what ...

... tells you in his picturesque, impressionistic fashion something of the times when America was 1n revolt against us abroad, the Whigs all-powerful at home, and the democracy seething with, discontent. ihe butcher who wins. Hermia’s love is David Vernour; of ...

... THE FRENOH RETREAT had been de)gy {43 G Yed, and the left whig ...

... first time that they had had a Mayor to present the prizes in that school, but he believed that it was the first occasion on whig-? a Mayor had given away prizes in any public school in North West Ham(applause)—so that they felt that a great distinction ...