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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Week, ltlrztalv. tm rpteol, Ond in Ieu or it io that Day Two Obseiverx, Two ArciigAllic.r13. 17nglislnI3~l and Independent Whig are ?? ?? Subscribers for the Hilt 1yoUr are non- 'Iamitted 0sa apolyltg to M~r. Tfhonaus Bcailey, Nro. !9, Comnitcmriol- titeet ...
... 1. ?? of tilise slro at prusest are Guinurt s by the 1 Losmna of the CL'rnaurnity. TiHE NEW NOVEl.. YATTCEiY. ffB ilis Dra-whig; 7tlhof Nove;inberv C 4AHRRiLL & Co. ( Contracto!s for the o last lotteries,) in rlesentilig the follo0iing Scif iac to thc ...
... the important decision ought to conic to. It was there objected to him, that was a Whig candidate. That title he held tie honour. Mr. Fox and Sir h. omilly had been Whig', ami Ikhoped be should deserve the title. The Hon. Baronet had said, that his being ...
... destroyed men in aims numiatised at your owt. Now. Oentlemen, 1.1 * endeavouring iu save r country from hood and revolt, and those whig and lory villains are using every means to pave the way foe ■narrliv and confusion Gentlemen, seeing that we are lurroiimtco ...
... mechai'.isin hi* speech, in which assigns the motive that has prevented* him from submitting his motion earlier, via. that the Whigs might not maliciouslyssy their plat,s had failed through him; and in order shew the people how futile it was to rely new Parliament ...
... y. the Impve»crip'ihia tiglit the people of England meet Ctpress iheir uptnion the stateof (he conntrt This, trueteff. the Whig, tho Tory, and the matt, mhatrser party might fha State—all that drew the hranth ot frremco that bear the name of -fceglts ...