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... Informatino ;aginst the deftentali! for pu!,- hishilg a lihel upon Lord l ienborough i an ecbl oier, ralted The Indepowdent W'hig: -but ilr. *Ju'tice CGo'r, previous to the Jury beinzsworm, informed Ilir. CGlifoid .of Counsel for the TDefeidaiits, trat ...
... THE KING V. WHITE AND t14RT. This w2aS an indictment against the defeindauts, the' Edi- tor and Printer of the fdepeisdent Whig, for inserting a libel upon Lord Ellenborough wiih a view to injure his bamrgeter as a Judge and as a Peer of Parliament. The ...
... LAW. ' ?? COURT OF K.1NG'S 13ENCIL. Salurday;. Ja~t;Y 2S SENTENCE OF XT'r. PrnOPRIfTOn AND PRIXTER OF, TrlN INDElPENDENT WHIG. The ATTORINVP-GENERAL moved the Judgment of the Court on? the Proprietor and Printer of the Inde- pyndent wfiar, who stood convicted ...
... lyitig in Gloucester County Gaol, pursrnmait to his sentence for a libel inserted in a Londru Paper called the Independent Whig, in order to ascertlin the treatment lie experienced in the sfaid prison, I accord ingi made a visit fur this parpose this ...
... it's iirst apliearance for thirty successive naihts by tbe allusions that were clapped by the' Whigs against the To- ries and by the Tories Mack against the Whigs; it had poems and pamphlets written UpoI it ; it was translated by the Jesuits into Latin, and ...
... The Whig lub held Meting t week;, afd pa4sed' de*ral Rso6lutions ba the sdbect of thte fae In9Uiry.. AUfrD WAasla was propbsel and enteed as a dinnli bj Mr. MDoocas, bu this proceeding tookc .plac witout llr. Wnaa1LE' eviCUITcftC. Widn~esdtia- Ballot ...
... here. P1l0 himself, whom these Whigs op-osed, was by no meall a Tory: he had neither the Hi-b-Church nor Aris. tocratical netions of the Torics, and thus tbe bos. tility of the -Eoxites agairst him neant very hitije as Whigs, and certainly did nothing as ...
... tile and Thsrsayh, !ifag- 1S. Counsel wmre agasercaed;to tte Bar in-,the case of Messrs.. W bite and iart, of tbe htendehlt Whig. Tl'e SoLxe1Toa-GENtRAL ?? at considerable leugth in jupport of the serteape-of the Coirt if Kifig's Beuich,: pursuing tbe ...
... o whllich he objected, but to what meigt- b said it the dinner; Amniable and condescending liberality! `AA& yet dither the: Whig Club nor thn i4foriiits hbagi to Mrs CANtING with tears in tht e-es to :tank hi-for assuting them, that -the peopwe Of EPglaBd ...
... It is reported that Mr. TiEpnEr, that very stannI Whig, is. about to join the presemt Aldituistrtion9 Lord GREV, too, is expected to fall in before the ruceting of Parliament; so that the poor Whigs will lose some, f tlheir chief ornzznernes ! Mr. WIsN ...
... tasters,; and the Chronicle has an equal quarrel with him for having publicly asserted what has long been well, known, that the Whigs have only one object in view-place. But is there an unprejudiped and thinking man who respeets the opi- nions of either of ...
... from thte mercantile spirit which I have already de- ?? and which is the sale principle of the pusblications. In the timet of Whig and Tory, wost OA the leading ~riters 011 bath sides wverd independent of Goyernment; aad at all events independent of the ...