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... the kingdom. Ac Liverpool, a meeting is already called for rhe jurpote of a fubfeription. To that now forming in Loncon, the Whig Club, as a body, arc expetted to add a very large fum ; the LojjtMayor and Sheriffs have already given an hundr^rjflinds each ...
... known, A patriot he was to the very bsck bone ; Wi l kbs he gratis had Shav'd, for the good of the nation, And he held the Whig Club in profound veneration. For his tenets religious, he well could expound Emanuel Swedenbourg's ?? profound. And new doctrines ...
... propriety aflent, that he has been victorious, For when the Si^ht become .1 chac-, He wins the Sight who wins the race. The liifli Whig Club have their firft meeting, for the feafon, on the sth of November, the Duke of Lein- ltcr in the chair. A .cheefe has been ...
... Scots, and Irifli, toprclcnt an addrefs of felicitation. Auother Englifh deputation^ calling themfelves the Confiitutional Whigs of Lon- don, prefented themfelves at the B*r, and offered « patriotic gift of ioco pair of (hoes, with a furtherpro- mife of ...
... poffcllion aho as Gold Stick. Ycilerday Major-General Sir William Meadows ar- rived in t >vvn from Bengal. A meeting of -the Whig Club was held on Tuefday at the London tavern, which was mottnumeroufly at- ?? the company prefent were thefollovv- ing Lords ...
... ?? houfe heretofore of confiderable eminence ; the other a bank- ing houfe in the city. Mr. Fox received the thanks of the Whig Club on Wednefday, at an extraordinary meeting, for his Ad- drefs to his Conftituents, and his uniform oppofition to a Fnnc'i ...
... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, ou Wednel— y the 2ct!i February, I7 ...
... Clerk is hereby autborifed to take fuch Steps as may be neceflary for the Reco- very thereof. By Order, ED. WARD, Town Clerk. WHIG CLUB. LONDON TAVKtN, March $, 1793- CEORGE BYNG, Efq. M. P. in the Chair, A LETTER to the Secretary was read, figned by certain ...
... of the war, and the confequent annihilation of the Commercial Treaty with France. There was a moft numerous meeting of the Whig Club, on Tuefday, at the London Tavern. Mr. Byiig was in the Chair— the Duke of Portland on his right hand — The Duke of Norfolk ...
... bill, he faid, were juftified by precedents, from the beft times in this country ; they were juftified by the conduc. ofthe Whigs at the Revolution, Se had been purfued in every war in which we had to contend not only with a foreign foe, but with a domeftich ...
... virtuous Walhir.gton, may Heaven grant to France and to die United States many citiiau who referable him. 10. The Confritutional Whigs of England, may they ne- ver be afraid to fpill their blood in thecaufe of Li- berty. 11. Union and perpetual fraternity between ...
... which he pointed out a variance in the indictment, which was declared fatal, and the defendant wasdifci argfd. Mr. Alexander Whig was tried on Saturday fe'nnight, for publifhing a fedkious libel, and acquitted. He undertook his own defence, de- claring ...