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... and Anchor Favern, The Right Hon. C. J. in nr. Alter ihe Standing T«>a(l* of the Club, the Acte given. The ►'on’-ind, and the Whig Intereft throughout Eug'aiul. Mr. Fox. Mr. Grey, arid tije irv’ependeat FrechoUlers the C.»uiv.) .nd M . Byng, i'tid the i ...
... negotiating the late treaty with Gieat Britain. Mr. Washington declares it contrary to the articles the Conllitulion. . At the Whig Club yefterday, the Duke of Norfolk propofed toad, ** The man who dares he honed even in thefe t^meB ,, —*Mr. Fox. It was drank ...
... yefterday In tlirlr plac.rt in the Monte of Commons, under the that fame notice would be taken of Mr. Fox'a conduit at tbe Whig Club. undoftjnd t!ill fucli is jiidicioui appointment of our forces, ami fucb the precautions taken to rtlirmhlc them a Ihort ...
... that a few days after the receipt of ihe reduction of Charles-Town arrived at Newbetn,, the capital of the province, the whigs were j-ruck with, ahiazement, as they imagined the place was impreg- nable j that as foon as Lord Cornwallis moved to- wards ...
... buried . The parry ufually known, and looked up to for fo many years, as the -whig party is now no more. They were divided and diitrafteii by the coalition, and now we have real whigs who were formerly half tories, and half if. not all tori.., who for many ...
... people called Quakers, had wiittcn feveral Pamphlets againll the Tories ; in confcquence ofwhich, many eminent families of Whig principles fent their chil- dren to be bred under hit tuition. From this feminary of learning, he was removed to Trinity-College ...
... aloud for public good. By which they meant their nwi. The guileful Whig, in thefe our days. Turns patriot too for pelf ; And trims, and talks ofpublic good, But labours for himfelf. Then Whig and Tory Patriot fcorn, For Partifans are Thieve*, And live like ...
... feveral towns in the coun- try by the friends of government, whom the faftioas party are pleafcd to call Tories, and themfelves Whigs. I find by your letter, that it has been re- ported that we lofe numbers, but I can affure you by the returns from the time ...
... Cabinet in the month March next; and, in the language of the Stock Exchange, a good deal of bnlineis was The lirll meeting ot the Whig Club, fbrrhisleafon, was yefterday held at the Clown and Anchor. The tarl took the chair in the abl'ence of the Earl of Derby ...
... except the lalt, on condition that the whole Ihould be redeemed on or before ihe 16th of November. The monthly meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tucfday at the London Tavern. The Duke of Bedford and Mr. Erflttne fpoke very warmly on the ex illing fituation ...
... pin u*«l for B» w, Clarkf* Caii ner, Hat low, Kay. Knight, and Triphook; Maihtus, Ikr, and Stafcj may had aii BooklVllci s. WHIG CLUB. L,ndr,n TjVfniy Minch 1703* Bync, Et’q. M.P. tn tlie Chair, A LETT t the Secretary was rea tire ...
... avowed and fupportcd his principles j but now are the dark } have a Premier who is neither Whig nor Tory, or rather he is both, that is, a>Tory in the Cabinet and a Whig Parliament; one of the difciples of unconditional fubmiffion, and yet an occafionelfriend ...