... wiil bniig tier to' Mr. Kcrhy, Rookseiler, I9U, l-street, shall receive ONE GUINEA reward. e. ...

... Drawing:— Prize ,£lO,OOO Prizes £l,OOO 4,000 7 3,000 &e. fcc. &c. ihkets Phares, Warranted undrawn, are selling the fhdr.whig reduced Prices: Tickets £3 gs. Half A A I 1 10 Fourth 1 Sixteenth 1 MORROW will the Eighth Day of Drawing, and • 't 'est-drawn ...

... adjournment, and combatted the arguments of the last speaker with judgment. Mr. Fox was now called, he add, to act with men of true whig principles—principles instilled into them their fathers, (u ]m\wn in the croud exclaimed, Mr. Pitt H'us those principles, and ...

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... stirring. The trade for Barley is late very dull of side, and in price almost daily decreases. On Tuesday there was Meeting the Whig Club at the London Tavern, when Mr. Alderman Com in. in the Chair. was supported bv Mr. Secretary Tux, and a numerous body ...

... the next General Election. It will be curious to hear on what grounds he will found his pretensions—whether the Leader of the Whig Club in the North of Ireland, and u vehement cleclaimer favour of Parliamentary Reform, or as the pliable supporter alternately ...

... at the next. General Election for Hampshire, with Thomas Esq. is third sou to Lord Carnarvon, and is to be supported by the Whig interest. active canvas has been aheadv commented lor both gentlemen with every assurance of success. The lio.se Club, instituted ...

... have been yet decided upon. The arrangements will probably announced officially after his Majesty comes to to this day. ! The Whig Club had especial meeting yesterday, when it resolve 1 that all the Members should attend the Funeral of Mr. Fox, but not as ...

... surprised to find Lord'llowi friend of Parliamentary Reform, espouse th p. !;, 11 Lord Percy, hud others, who assumed the 1 Whigs; and he pronounced the conduct ..j-ml Erskme and the Attorney General, totally 11 hie with liie law, in asserting that a right ...

... ’.. • al:v impdsnnrneiit, persons wcekfe j. parsing ♦hrmigh Bed font Gain, ami was warrant in the Office for the offence. Whigs arc approaching so closely to r of Tories, that tlicve seems (. ~a t o-entrv lo enlist under 'Sfu,., i J ...

... silly Committee, tiie words J.icabiius and are”unsparingly applied to the. independent Electors of Westminster, our modem Whigs, who were denounced by the nick-names they now-apply to others, by Lord Mfllvillk, during the earlier periods the French Revolution ...

... Gentlemen, Electors Westminster, itc. Deputation from the Omntry. 'l'hree Trumpets abreast. B'aCk Stnnilarxl Banner Members of {hit Whig Club. Household in mourning cloa' s. fttil ians and Medical Gentlemen, two mourning coaches, with six horses each, plrines ...