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... APPEAL From the OLD the NEW WHIGS. This pamphlet, though written in the third perfon, is generally flow from the pen the Right Hon. E. BurkiS* and indeed carries the mark of that able and eloquent writer. Mr. Burke haying vindicated the principles of ...
... WHIG CLUB LONDON TAVERN, March ;, CBORGE BYNG, Efq. M. P. in the Chair. A Letter to the Secretary wa* read, figaed by certain member* of the elub*. during tfcot tU.r name* might withdrawn, on aicouai at refolution tied on the toth of Febnabry. The faid ...
... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, Wednefday the 20th Feb. Rt. Hon. Lord WM. RUSSELL the Chair,' Rcfolvcd uuanimoufly, That this Club think it their duty this extraordinary junAure, ...
... THE WHIG CLUB. HIS Grace the Duke of NOR FOLK was on Tuelday in the chair of this difiingti Abed club, and he was fupported by Mr. Fox, and many others of the tilt characters in the kingdom. After the ohm' malts of the day, the Noble Duke in a ,hurt and ...
... Appealfrom the OU to the New Whigs. In this pamphlet, of which Mr. Burke is the undoubted author, the following chara£ter of the Whig Party and the Minillry does great credit to his ingenuoufnefs With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke has bad long ...
... league l, the apoftete Whigs, fo far as to male them fubmit to all the calumny alaitift Whigs contained in that publication. The of the libel might be in many refpeas itifignificant ennui.,h, hut was not fo as the chief inft , Unreal of all the Afroci ...
... WHIG C L ÜB. ' CROWN AND ANCHQR, STRAND. . * June 7, 1701. thtsDa? Mectirf So* the CLUB, held rv u• ' Efq. M. P. Grace the Duke of Bedford) in the Chair. ' f ™^ ed % ...
... 1 »»■«» ——— CIVIL WAR IS DISEASE; BUT TYRANNY IS THE DEATH OF FREE STATE. Algernon Sidney. An unconnected Whig's Addrefs the Public, the prefent Civil War, in our next. ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding' 15 lines, are inferted in this Paper 6d. each, and ...
... Abtho* of font Vtrjn this Paper of IWetk, Jigied A WHIG *. v V ~ N a Whig, when preemption to all does appear it right that Caxon It* mind fltould declare • Since by nil iu allow'd that Caxon's the fame As Whig, fave the difference only of name, I Cay none ...
... WHIG ,CLUB. , j London Tavern, March GEORGE Eft? ...
... will never be at a lofs to determine to which of them molt reverence is due. Yours,&c. A WHIG. It may be alked, perhaps, how men who are friends to Guonament, can be enemies at the fame time to the CoVitution on which that Government is founded ? But ...
... WHIG CLUB. ON Tuelday, May 7, there was a-very numerous meeting of tnis Society at the Crown anu Anchor tavern.—The Duke of Norfolk, Eatl of Alhermarle &c. &c . were portent ; and in the Chair was the Hon. C. J. Fox. After dinner and the utual malts, ...