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... 177-*, and his family during the greater part of the period from the Revolution 1688, being ever strenuously attached to true Whig principles. At the last general election, in 1802, he retiredjnto private life, and received the unanimous thanks of th ...
... On Tuesday very numerous ami most, respectable extraordinarv Meeting- the Whig Club, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, pursuant to a requisition signed by several the members, in consequence the irreparable loss this country has sustained ...
... Cavalry. Mjfclinlinen, two amt two. on horseback. foot. Poor cloaks. BaililV. Electors of Westminster, and those not M. P. of the Whig Club, four and four. Deputation from the Country. Black Standard, covered on horseback, supported two Gentlemen. Individuals ...
... have the Honour to be, With every sentiment gratitude and esteem, GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and obedient Servant ( JOHN ATKYNS WHIG I IT. SV. (Hlrs'f, \ov. C, 1806. the Freemen the City O.fvrd. GENTLEMEN, AlTi'.R so arduous a Contest, wliicli your firm and ...
... WHIG CI.UB, The first Annual Meeting of this Society took nlace Tuesday at the Crown and Anchor. Ihe Meeting was more respectable than numerous. The Duke Norfolk was in the Chair, supported Lord V*. Russell, Messrs. Whitbread, Adam, Manic, &c. One hundred ...
... will command the expedition, and is to accompanied General Wellesley, and the Marquis Huntley. Tuesday a numerous meeting the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor Tav • ), when the Right lion. Lord King was in the Cliair, accompanied laird Holland ...
... the smiling land, Where'er hi* vivifying beams appear. Now wakes the roseate bloom of Spring, Faon’d by young Zephyr's tepid whig. Or clothes the wide expanding plain. With Summer’s fruits and Antonin’* grain Or gathering from tlie. watery shores Sources ...
... Some more vessels have arrived from Portugal, but have brought intelligence of importance. A most respectable meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday, at the Freemason’s Tavern, in Great Queen-street. The Duke of Bedford in the chair. After dinner ...
... the Attorney-General, against the defendants, as proprietors, printers, and [>■ !» inkers, Sunday paper [/' fee Independent Whig'] for a libel on ■ S. Le Bianc, oae of the Justices of the Court. The Attorney-General staled, that he thought it his duty ...
... must pay turnpike once a day, and it would be hard make them liable for toll twice. The Editor and Printer of The Independent Whig were tried, on Saturday, in the Court ot Kino-’s Bench, for libelling Lord Ellenborougb Tlie° trial lasted eight hours, and ...
... THE B.INB V. WHITE HART. The defendants, the proprietor and printer of the Independent Whig, who had been found guilty of publishing two different libels, one against Lord Chief Justice Kllenborough, the other against Mr. Justice Le Blanc, were this day ...
... HISTORY of the early Part of tiie KEIG.\ of JAMES THE SECOND,abridged from the Right Honourable C. J. FOX. a MEMBER of the WHIG CLUB. Also, speedily will be published, written by the Author of the Abridgment, and uniformly printed, CONTINUATION OF MR ...