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... afterwards discharged, for alleged connexions with the Traitors of' the Same period ; and Mr. Dowdall; once Secretary to the Whig Club, having, with others, been committed to Fort Georg,., had a particular indulgence extended - to him, by peimitting his ...
... was concluded. Thus situated, he should propose an Amendment, which he trusted, would be supported by the remains of the Old Whig phalanx, who had constantly opposed the War.— The objea of his Amendment would be, to express the ?egret of that . House ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The fay . onr an OLD ENGLISHMAN, on the Whig Club, shall appear, possible, on Monday. PRICE S 1 OCKS, Bank Stock 6o T 9 Navy 5 pereeut. 94 3} s.per * Cent..l797 94 Irish 5 per Cent. shut . 4perCent.Con. 7911 9 5 per Cent. Red. 611 - ...
... bring in at the end of it a paragraph concerning the late Middlesex EleCtion, in favour of the newly adopted Champion of the Whigs. Shall we, they triumphant* ; ask, see men have the effrontery to i'nThgn against one popular Eledion, and the introduaion ...
... from his parliamentary duty during a cri• tical and important state of affairs . ; but if lie is only to come forward at the Whig Club to complain against the War, while he professes that it ought to be vigorously supported, would be better for his credit ...
... France, to cry down all its forms of Government, and to asperse all its governors. These two classes of Journalists, whether Whigs or Tories, have constantly indulged in abusive harangues against the last King of France, against the Constituent Assembly ...
... Hoose of Commons for money, or, that he wanted a n increase of the Civil List—he might h ave gone either to the Tories or the Whigs to ac.(b(Plish his purpose. The question, then, would -3 which would pay him the most money,. and the or the ot h er would ...
... to d ez l i n baste on such an occasion. Mr/COKE always do„ts)hisfavours with caution; this prudence' he, no acoUired in the Whig Club, the Leading f or m 'ers Of Society having been long remarked rit ta i P i ° t s ; . e ssill . ,,a a very gleatportion ...
... more in love than ever with Trial by luty, to which his name has been so particularly annexed by his bottle.companions of the Whig Club. A visit to France, we have no doubt, only tends to make every Englishman more in love with his own Country.. Tietuity ...