... intaind, and a tthick fog came Cn.. 5eio6t is W4 was precipitated fromi aht e u i lg rtxcovered *trtn itie (urprife iaitO'.whigS'|} li Ad Wall had tiiroivl hiM,1 he und, himf1t,1 M renF a ep wreiuhl Pf fMow, frgm ,vhich iie foun51 Iit i Natie to ex- fiejte ...

... TUESDAY 8f- 5.a.4 WEDNESDAY - . .af. 4 . tRDAY - ?? - - rn. wf a . SflAY.1 -- - - ?? Sm. a£. S FAIR TFSE EN'SUINt WE> . - :e'tofl~whig is M corte& t..itement of the 1C2 tended Allowance ?? to Nayal Oficers- ?: D sj. twr ~, o. : Par Day. e Adasiralof the -Soo ...

... the vagrant act, until the next Qarter Sefflons, when the Society mesas to continue the profecution. At a late meeting of the Whig Club, in trinking the re- gular and couftitutional fentimeats of the Society, when they cante to tlhe toaRt- The Ctaufe for ...

... Watfon, Efq. -& Ald. .Wiliar'Xlnnihiii ,, Efq John ltlnore' Efq.,- .: '''sIFsE' Wo C Lu.B. A, very numerous Meeting of tshe 'Whig Club had their .montl;ly. -dner on ,TtTufday at the Crown and Anhor' Tawverni'Mr. Fox in the Chair- Mr. Fox, in-returning' ...

... colleftien from Abbott’s Leigh Court, late the property or the Hon. Mr. , Secretary Queen Anne, d’Author The [-.dependent' Whig. many the collefiion of tue late Ret. Sir James Stcuhoufc, ard Mr. Innit, late Statior.e-, London, and fcveral frm Nob iate ...

... colletinn tr it ,bott's Leigh Court, latc the property of the Rot Trenchard, Secretary to Qieen Anie, ard Author -- r Independent Whi'g; L-kewife many from the colle e:- . the late Rev. Sir Jamn.s Stonhoufe, and Mr. In., Siationer, of. London,, and feveral fi ...

... rr n. Abbott’s Leigh Court, late the property of the Hoi ’• ?. Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Anne, ard Author Independent Whig. L kewife many tio n the coller the late Rev. Sir Janus Stonhoufe, and Mr. Inn . :•? S ationer, of London, and feveral fi m ...

... altomfhraent that the Proteftant Princes, who have hitherto formed the minority at the Diet, (hould now require ma-- Members of the Whig Club dined together at' the .Crown and Anchor for the fcrft time this feafon. Mr. Byng in the chair. Parliament are ex petted ...

... fiervices to his country during the long period of xz years inhe an Ildies . * Mr. Alderman Combeookthe chairat hisecing ofee Whig Club, at the London Tavern in Tbefday. Mr. Fox was not prefetif. :' 'f - Mr. Livingfton, the American Minifter ae Paris, is ...

... by' the ljaftW ?cets,. tie' .the arriral4there of fverai crbfports :ad- Wftd . tndianien, 'tht part of thei74lth ~Rvgnenr, whig 'r s f separated frdu Rear Admirai~Lacres, when he bore up for this -onjin the Co a -en;'off Cape Er t ugal, irn a violent ...

... Nor- . wich and NorfQik Advertifer.-Although conduiced on the principles, and patropifcd by many Itullch advocates of the Whig intereft, yet the fuccefs thereof g9raud not be atG fured; the eftablitfliahint of a provincial netvfpaper being e a far more ...

... in cuilody. Mr. Kinnaird's motion, refpe Fink ' Sit 'Horme Popham, is fixed for the 7th'of next montKs. On Tuefday, at the Whig Club dinner Mr ?? m ade a (peech alluding to the toth naval re- ry port, wIhich- he hoped would be fully anid fairly he difcuffed ...