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... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, Wednefday the 20th Feb. Rt. Hon. Lord WM. RUSSELL the Chair,' Rcfolvcd uuanimoufly, That this Club think it their duty this extraordinary junAure, ...
... WHIG CLUB LONDON TAVERN, March ;, CBORGE BYNG, Efq. M. P. in the Chair. A Letter to the Secretary wa* read, figaed by certain member* of the elub*. during tfcot tU.r name* might withdrawn, on aicouai at refolution tied on the toth of Febnabry. The faid ...
... Appealfrom the OU to the New Whigs. In this pamphlet, of which Mr. Burke is the undoubted author, the following chara£ter of the Whig Party and the Minillry does great credit to his ingenuoufnefs With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke has bad long ...
... The village too, the peaceful, plcafant plain, Brcedithc whig-farmer ami tlii tory lw .ia j Brook&'and St. Alban’s not, but Stares the Red Ham, and fwings'bcßodney Here he delights, the weekly news con, And mingle comments he blunders o.i To (wallow all ...
... decide the point. If parliament ihould i'anilion the fubfeription mode of raifing troops, then would it be high time for the whigs throughout the kingdom to af* fociate ; to open fubferiptions, and to raife troops for the defence of the liberties of this ...
... brown paper ballad. To be enabled to call forth the whole flrength the with unanimity, the ftandard muft be lowered. and the whig Handl'd f« u ? . An f « ** money he recommended, and faid he «•* pofft&d of an accurate calculation, demonftraiing the of ...
... The laid Rdolution was then read follows: ‘WHIG CLUJ, Feb. »o, *793. Right Hon. LOl WILLI AM RUSSLLL in the Chaw. ‘ Rciolvcd inoudv, * Thai this Club think it their duty at this extraordinary toalTaietiic Right Honourable Charles James Fox, that all the ...
... for St, Malocs, was ihixc-J bv Hood at Gucrnfry. before the Juno failed from thence. Sir. fox on Wc received the thanks the Whig Club, at extraordinary meeting, fh:s addrcls to his contlituems, and his uniform polition a French war die picfcnt fctlion ...
... foot. TRIUMPHAL CHAIR, Decorated v/ith laurel, in which was feated The Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES I'UX. Trumpets. Flag.— The Whig caufe. Second iqiiailron of liorfe. Liberty boys of Newport-Market, Mr. Fox's carnage, decorated with fcftoons of laurel. Banner ...
... been, and will you not continue, as long I diffimulation will ferve your purpofe, a Whig amongd I Whigs, and T«ry amongd Toiiet; among ft moderate I men neither Whig nor Tory, but a profeffed jockey every where * Has C—a D—s been privy to all your political ...
... may ferve your purpofe, a Whig amongft Whigs, and a Tory amungft Tories; amongft moderate men neither Whig nor Tory, but profefled jockey every wheref Has Sir C—s D—s been privy to all yow political manmnvres Does he, as a Whig of the molt p%r(«ft inte* ...
... IRELAND. That the Aflbciation of the Catholics of this kingdom fur redrefs of Grievances, is not only approved, but fupported the Whig' of Ireland, the following Declaration and Kefolutient will Ibew. meeting of the Society United Irifiimen of Dublin, on the ...