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... the kingdom. At Liverpool, a meeting is already called for the purpote of a fubferiprion. To that now forming in London, the Whig Club, as a body, are expected to add a very large fum ; the Loid -Mayor and Sheriffs have already given icol. each, and Mr ...
... Town-Clerk. TO be SOLD by A U CTIO N, By '1* 1 1 OM AS jO N 1-. S, On Tuefday the iB:h tl ? of September inftant, and foil >whig days, All the Elegant and Valuable HOUSHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, Of the late LORD BISHOP of EXETER, At the Vicarage-Houfe in ...
... that tranquility, the continuance of which may be long emured, mould the Duke of _*ortland, Mr. Fox, and the other {launch whigs ortbe country, be inclutkd at the meeting of Par- liament, among the members who fhall compofe the government of the kingdom ...
... to 'prifbn :':rSJi-i: appointed Admiral in the of Hood who is have command A chain frigatcj French to' prcveijt corn a Fox Whig tli'ut Gentleman real principles that the - m -mm SirmiwbaM Monday night feveral compofed chiefly of paraded town'finging King ...
... haddiitiu- g'lidied th_m__ve_ ?? i.ig the preceding year, in -!gi icnlture, fif-lijngj Src. A very nu.neroi -s ni.eting of the Whig Chtb ?? iu'liir on rutiduy nt tbe London Tavern, where tiie f.i-iery dmt-d. Air.' Fox w.is in the ?? ?? his health was given ...
... -T- Colour Prints - thff of - v- - at 'a - 'wiuiii cct Womotioti uleiuf- Iiidulirv their aiiinpicwuoiiauMiuui- iVveiy -Whig flit' Jticicty dined ' ' expreffed the am! Mr Gray? caiiea co to complained Hall i-ftf' j' wicuin j tloon' bdth clowned ' friii: ...
... fpeech for Mr. Fox at the lail Whig Club ; but to op- pofiteto that Gentleman's real principles, that the Printer will be proceeded againft for a Libel. Mr. Fox's declaration of his principles, and of the principle-, of the Whig Club, were expretfed iji toafts ...
... plaudits and honour . hcitowed upon the deputations i.-c.m the Clubs at Manchefte. and N»n\ ich, a_d from the Independent Whigs, Fti.r.ds of the People, whofe addrefiV . cxprefied a define to imitate the French, and to ext.nd their liberty to England ...
... got pof- ?? of feveral ports, and made one half ot the garriibn prifoners. The Duke of Portland was not preient at the late Whig- Club dinner. Thurfday, an order was made by Sir James ?>lan -iot, that the Eait-India Company do pay into C-uit tl t balance ...
... Fletcher, Oxford; Cruttwell, Bath; and by all other bookfellers in town and country. Of wheim may be had, FLAGELLATION of the' WHIGS, a Poem, in Imitation of the iirft Satire of Juvenal, by the fame Author. [9404 ALL Perlbns to whom William and lohn Mo rc_i ...
... printed for the Author and KiYingtons St Panl't Church-yard London Oxford Cruttwcll bookfcllcrs town and Of whom may lie ' ' ION WHIGS Poem of the firft Satire of Juvcnai Author ALL to whom William Moaca n of parifli of carpenters were of fend an of fpecuying ...
... London; Fletcher, Oxford; CruttwcU_Bath; and by all bookfcllers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, FLAGELLATION of the WHIGS, a Poem, In Imitation of the firft Satire of Jo *en al, BATH TURNPIKES. NOTICE is hereby giyen, that a General Meeting of the ...