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... WHIG CLUB. -T an extraordinary Meeting of the * C | Uh held at the, Croun i„ the Strand, Uie aotli /“V Kt.Hun. bord W. Re Chair. P.Sltf uwnnoojfy, Club lh'»h t Dut rt '' «**ra- 1 U iM.u'lure, to, jlfurc the Rt. Hon. Charles t hat all the of Mifrepiefeatation ...
... tht Whigs cf K'gLtnd, ** Genttemeii) ** | have the NationalAfTentH' the in which you fwear alliance ami protection French and which they have voted tu be into all the departments the kingdom. Such the folemniry which they are defirous of giving the alliance ...
... CREED of a REAL WHIG ; Extrnrted frum llic writings Moi.f.sworth, and to every Englilhman ho intends celebrate the sth November in a proper manner, REAL WHIG. •«Ty Notion of a real Whig (for the nominal, arc worfe than any fort of men) is, that oik who ...
... and public lervice, itilerting the follow ing Extract from Rous’s Leti Mr. Burke, in reply to his Appeal from the to the Old Whigs.” TO with decency, and at the fame time ' itli truth, that aflembly, which in England . fl popular reprefentation, is extremely ...
... populkr commotions in Ireland are encreafing to a molt alarming height—all clifalf.aed perfons' whether under te donomination of Whigs or , White Boys, have coat e' and, under the fpecious pretence of riglos of the Roman Catholics, are, with too much fuccefs ...
... believe that he I.ncerely lon , his mailer, and that he is indeen th , : friend of his King and Country. Your hurn:ile s:tvart, A WHIG. ...
... that we congratulate this pre-eminent feat of learning on i:s filial converfion from the folly Tory notions the good fenfe of Whig principles, cannot but confider it event which might ranked among the numerous and more claffes of improbability former period ...
... Honlow, Knignc & Triph,,ok, M..:thvws, Mitler, Pheney, Richard• lon, Stac.e 8c Kly, and may be had or all the BookieHeim. WHIG CLUB. Lention Tavern, Marcb 5, 1793 cEoßnt rrso, Efq; M. P. ; ; the Chair. ALETTER to the Secretary was read, figned by ceriain ...
... elegantly the 6th tnft. The'VfrilWWtl Off fcmbly France, (nbmmeJ to the AHembly the following anfwer had ordered to given jhe Whig Club in ...
... prevented ? Wliat true glory might Hie not have acquired, beftowing Tenor and Ifoppiticjs to nil tire Jl orhi ! Nov. 4. AN OLD WHIG. ...
... yos- murmuring, Sir, fo much at the Minifiry for laying a {mall duty you, it appear plain you are in rhe. oppofition of the Whig Party, and are no friend to the preterit governmeit floe. long, S i r, have I bore with patier-e t he fame burden you now fo ...
... and lent into Porlfmouth, the Marguerite, a large French lugger, with fix men on board. Yefterday the monthly .meeting the Whig Club wav more than commonly numerous, many of the moll exalted characters England were prclent, leatn liy two fifliing belonging ...