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... Aflcmbly, and their addict/ anlwcrcd by the Frcfidenl.—The lama honour was confericd on a deputation .from the Conilitulional Whigs. Two letters were read from the Commiflioneta of the army of the Alps. The Gift gave an account of the ft ale of mind of the ...
... livres which had only been efti. mated at 160 millions. This increale of value ir fhews the public confidence in the Republic.” Whig Club.—A meeting was held yelterday a the tavern, when the Righ le Hon. Lord Petre was in the chair. The thank of the club were ...
... Chnlltaniiy pu;i into hiaHands; therefore the Brethren of the Circumcifion, and thofe of the Separation, Jews and Di (Tenters, Whigs and Infidels, the Candid and. the Moderate, are all League againft Kim, crying our, with Voice, Array with fucb a Fellow from ...
... William Bentinck, Capr. Bentinck, and Charles Cavendifh Bentinck; Efq. paid their arrears, and withdrew their names from the Whig Club. William Baldwin, alio withdrew his name. Quigley has been refpited during the pleafure of his Majefty. The Paris Gazettes ...
... cxercife more. But he could not help calling the attention of the Committee to one particular point; and warned them, that whi'.G they artem avoid one innovation, that they would not open a door another.—Was it ever known in one of our ftatutes, civil ...
... Comoohnoloo ios op the Come. swam toldb Shea lasso Aces si4 1111,ays, 11•11 or thine. • to the frog era ewe laratit, 10.6 eutt Whig Twevollip of . the at 111 la the Hokum si a A Meffoase ac contenisat Out-koViep. t.ia:har oxi and Get k Akahe. et, end Palms ...
... ng John, on ' he of Tune, I*ls.—The preparation, for celebrating thi. centenary of the gloriou. revolution are umverfal; the whig-club f/it the advertifements) have forward on thi. memorable occafion, and {sprefumcd no contratted of party wil obtrude if ...
... that day; and they were all gratified with the fight of this blotrdj trcpH fore they fat down to table. More titan one of the Whig Club, and feveral of the London Society, were of the Duke's party, at that dinner; and thefe Sj-itemberizing fights have only ...
... DON, May 26. Til ration ftill tloat with 01 of credibiltlv >n the political ciicles. That iemplt ate making to Ining the Old Whig party into the cabinet beyond a doubt, but whether unite wilh the ol Stalford’a and the King fiiends. with Mr. Hut and hl» ...
... received, and has work’d Jo very falutary, that former Parties Teem ar prefent totally iuhfided, and the Denominations of Whigs, Tories , Churchmen, jDiJJ enters, with the other Appel- 1 lathes , are now entirely loft under rhe two more irn • ! portanr ...
... tured that an eagernefs to enjoy this little dona- ; tion was the occafion of this foul murder. WHIG CLUB. TucSday the firft Meeting for the feaSon of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Allured Shoye was in the, ChaiA * Mr. Fox, and ...