... has already repea> cd.y amufed thepublic, and the piece is fuch as would be expected from the pen of this lively writer. The Whig Club dined on Wednefday at the -London Tavern. Between 20 and 30 candidates were admitted members of the inftitut ion. The ...

... m command from a great PerfqiMge to acquaint Mr. Burke of his having read kis performance on We opifiiSii-of ik«&syjqd Old Whigs,.and been highly pleafed with it. - Mr. Burke left Beaconsfield Monday laft for town, and on Wednefdty attended the Levee ...

... inclination.” Lord Lucan was one of the fuderersby the Fiench invafion of Ireland, bu'k of his pioperty in and about Cadlebar, The Whig Club held their firit meeting for the feafon on Tuefday lad, at the Crown ar.d Anchor Tavern. Mr. Erlkine, who was tn the chair ...

... difapprobation of the plan of, reform propo..-d by Mt. Grey, fecon ded b? Mr. Erfkine, fupported by Mr. Fox, adopted by the Whig Club, and rejefted by the Houfe of Commons. . , . .. Tuefifay the Minifler conrrafled for the enfuing Englifh Lottery. The ...

... period pait the defire of every well wilher of this country; and while the noble Rai I purfued tliefc ends, he ihould, as a whig, of which principles Ik- i.ad at all times been, give him every fupport that he felt fuch principles merited. The Earl of Shelburne ...

... iheir difapprohaaou the plan of reform propof.-.! by Mr. Grey, fecondcd by Mr. Erfkine, fupported by Mr. Fox, adopted by the Whig Club, and rejefled by the Houfc of Commons. TueHay the Minifler com rafted for the enfuing Englifli Lottery. The competitors ...

... tcccvery the heft of Kings. The meetings the metropolis celebrate the centenary the Revolution were very refpeftable ; Shat of the Whig Club the Crown and Anchor tavern was exceedingly numerous; the Duke of Portland was in the chair, and gool. was fubferibed ...

... have inrellcd than* (elves, or may inroll, to Carve for the internal defener' ■. of the county, their refpeAivccorps, together whig the names of thofe who have fublcrihed or may fob* feribe to the plan for the internal defence, on or bo* fore thg left day ...

... went with his LordAiip. The memory of this celebrated writer is as retentive his ftyle is elegant he is alfo deferibed as a Whig in principle, and a native of Ireland, in the Univerfuy of which kingdom he received his education. The annuity lately granted ...

... being titmly attached to the fup. port of the Corporation and Ted As, thofe indLmaile bulwarks of our conditution. The term* of Whig and Tory are now no longer to be rogaided amongft ut. Thofe of High Chuich and Low Church mark the fupporter* or oppofers of ...

... Spain; hut, the alarm of the Scrrw Plot, flie went to her own Chapel at St. James’s. N. U. was ridiculoufly pretended, that the Whigs had bribed the workmen to take out the iron pins, or feretvs, from the timbers fupporting the Dome, that it might tali on Iter ...

... voluntary, arifing fiom Che pat iotitm and public fpirit the c. and ptccifcly the fame nature with the connibution which zealous whig Suffolk encouraged, during rebellion in lyqt- If, thetefore, my countrymen are willing drew themfc'.vfs the belt filends both ...