... the .fervice of the year by way of loan* which is expeded to be contraded for about the end of the prefent month. . -4 1 Whig 'Club.— rA numerous Meeting of this Club.was yefterday held at Freeemafon s Tavern, S. Whitbread, Efq. in the chair ; where ...

... Folkeftone and Sir F. Burdett, as foon as they beard of Mr. Wardle having been propofed a Candidate for admiffion into tbe Whig Club, commu- nicated to tbat Gentleman their extreme aflouilhment and tegret. — Mr Wardle is faid to have replied, that he ...

... ufual declamatory ftile, and embraced moft of the topics on ( which he is fo peculiarly eloquent. He was fevere upori thofe Whig Members of Par- liament who had rather cooled upon the J fubjed of Reform, but very lavifli in his* praifea of Mr. Wardle, ...

... your Bar. In the Houfe of Lords, on Thorfday, an appeal was heard in behalf of the printer and publilher of the Independent Whig, againft the alledged illegality of their im- prifonment in diftant gaols. Their Lord- jhips, however, unaniraoufly affirmed ...

... value 200 guineas ; and Sf. Ives, a filver cup, which this illuftrious Patriot politely declined to accept .-^-Slatefman. Tbe Whig Club bF England alfo added the Unanimous thanks of that public body. V»«fls—J! ir*** A MORAL and PHYSICAL THERMOMETER; Or, ...

... and private B six Millions Exchec count Bill, &c.— -AG HOUSE of CON In an appeal from Writ of Error, Mi behalf of Mr Wh dent Whig, and the side, when the fur Thursday WEDNESDAY- Se vp from the Comme The Irish supts’ Amendment [he Chancery Re mittee ! Court ...

... formerly established in Liverpool, his native town. On the 2d inst. Filmer Honywood, Esq. of Mark's Hall, Essex, aged 65. He was a Whig of the Old School, and first sat in Parliament for Steyning, in 1774. ln 1780 he first represented the county of Kent. Mr. ...

... meetinite a ve channel of 200 *vises er covert to fathoms deep, whieh has long They tas ti amidst the floods and caver Chie} Whigs did hy Jame: ar prevents ships bune, or the incenti the mver, and moor- my not an neonvenience that obliged r hreach of all ...

... Sessions, the day will be almost incaleulable. larket-town io the ridiag, and stablish that decen advertisement aud character whig! mmense turce of the river Cal- e want of which, uring the late Rood, we notice ia fact, its advaa an iron wheel, the weight ...

... cmiutrymen, present*, in late number, the fallowing >p -Ketch of unmtt>liaeri of ttirntt. ive-gtl, and tile country, the late Whig Ailmmiitration : • For own pait I cannot ivto he found eltlu-r in the state of t -e ,untry, or the condi•i >h of the >v rnmept ...

... diftinclion in his profeffion which he maintained to his laft moments. In politics Mr. Ward was a ftaunch Whig, .and early in life became a Member of the Whig Club, and a zealous fupporter of the caufe ; he took a very active part in Mr. fox's firft election ...

... doubt of the next packet bringing intelligence af ail re-tricuons on comm.rce being ienic,»ed. Hart ar.d White, the Independent Whig gentry, no* in cement for libel Lore Eilenbdr>Ugh, Lave had criminal information hb-d them, the Attorney fie >.-ra!, ex JJ':'i ...