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... THE WHIG CLUB. The meeting yefterday amounted to about 150, when the Chiefs came forward to avow their political Creed. — Mr. Fox, judging from the report in the newfpapers, ap. proved highly ofthe Duke of Norfolk's fentiments at the laft meeting, which ...
... THB WHIG CLUB. The meeting yefterday amounted to about 1 50, when the Chlefi came forward to avow their political Creed. — Mr. Fox, iudging from the report in the newspapers, ap* proved highly ofthe Duke of Norfolk's fentiments at the laft meeting, which ...
... WHIG CLUB. AT an Extraordinary Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, held at tin- Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, 01* Wed- nefday the 20th of February, 1793. Tiic Right Hon. Lord WILLIAM RUSSEL in the Chair. Resolved unanimously, That this Club think it their ...
... JULY ao, 1782. THE Annual WHIG MEETING will be held at the George Inn in Stjoud, on TUESDAY the M»xh Diy of AUGUST next. Djnncr to be on the Table at Two o'CloA. ROBERT KINGSCOTE, Elq. Prefident. EDUCATION. At tbe Rev. Wm. Fordyct Mayor's Academy, Wcodfioch ...
... ° A Whig is, was, and ever will be, the Head ofa Party. You might as foon perfuade a Scotch Cove- nanter to revere Epifcopacy, a Dutchman to become Charitable, or a modern Saint to refrain from Lying, as a Whig from Faction : In a Word, a Whig is a pei ...
... I G B. Infliruled 1784. TH next Meeting the Whig Club will Toefday, the fourth of November, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Ilii Grace the Duke PORTLAND in the Cha'r. STEWARDS. Earl of DERRY, Eail of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSEL, Lord WILLIAM ...
... Abbots I.eigh Court, late the Property of the Honourable _ Mr. Trenchard, Secretary to Anne, and Author of the Independent Whig; amongft which are upwards of One Hundred undoubted original Piduret. ...
... Abbots leigh Court, late the Property of the Honourable Mr. Trenchard, Secretary to Qucee Anne, and Author of the Independent Whig ; among'* which are upwards of One Hundred undoubted original Pifhires. ...
... once on a Time a true Whig he was hard on, Pray, did not he beg the good Gentleman's Pardon ? Why then mould ye fneer, fhakeyour Noddles, and fay, *Tii plain by his Workings he came from the Dray ? ' Derry-down. He leaves to the Whigs Swords and Piftols ...
... Bart, one of the Members of Parliament for this City.— — There i. a Profpcdt of a Coalition of Parties in this City ; for the Whigs and Tories to lend each ot tbem one Member to Parliament in future. ...
... SHERIDAN, Efq. in the Chair. Resolved, That Mr. Hall, the Secretary, defirtd to a fpec al irons to the feveral Members of the Whig Club, earnedly requeuing their Attendance the 4th Day of November, being the Centenary the glori u. Revoi.u noN. esoi.vfd, ...
... Pcrfons to whom it will apply. Formerly the 'l ories, well the Whigs, were fubdivided among ihemfelves; the warm and forward of the one, or the Rank ories, wore Jacobites nmlPapills; the rank Whigs were Republicans and Prefbvteiians ;■ all equally I'.ner.iics ...