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... WHIG CLUB. r ITiF. firft meeting of Club for the prefent was X held on Tuefday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern; and was numcroufly attended. A number of gentlemen who have been for years refutned their (cats, in the ablence of the hurl of Derby through ...
... 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 ...
... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. An extraordinary meeting of this dub was held on Saturday laft, when the Hon. Thomas Erikinc was unanimouDv called to the Chair. Mr. Erskine, in a Drort and very forcible addrefs, Dated the important purpofe of this meeting. The ...
... 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 ...
... I Have appointed GRIFFITH WHIG H Leeds, my Agent for the Sale Medicines throughout the Counties of York, Lane iter, and Weltmoi land j and allPerlons may ibpplled by Ijim the fame Terms as Agent London. j. HILL. i. Pectoral BALSAM OF HONEY, For Cclds ...
... For the LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. The AUTHOR'S ACCOUNT of HIMSELF. IM nor high-chuitti, nor low-church, nor tory, nor whig} Nor flutt'ring young coxcomb, nor formal old prig: Not conftantly talking, nor fooliflily mute, Not proud of my talents, nor prone to ...
... 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 ...
... letter is unaajwerable, it defies the poflibility ol a M cemfutation. Though in the Old Whig, clear anil pofitive ?? are urged hone upon us ; yet in the Heal Whig, all thefe are ejlillually done away by perfonal invcclive and ah ufe. ln the form tr ...
... POE T S* C ORNE R. Iks Lniefecrudkk Spirit cf WHIGS anl TORIES. WITH loaves and fillies ever in the eye, Omy dear Country ! Whigs and Tories cry ! Were we ui.ow'd the honeft truth to tell, For gain, their King and country both would fell. ...
... To the PRINTER. SIR, . THE Americans have univerfally affijmed (he- name of Whigs, and call every man a Tory whom they fufpecl of an attachment to the parliamen- tary claims of theßfitifh Nation. This is perfectly confonant to their loyalty, when they ...
... Epigram On General C o n v a y' r Difmiffion. WHY grumble, ye Whigs, at brave Con way's hard lot ? A Briton lhould always make room for a, Scot. Tis the mode of thefe in and out BuTEiful times, For valour and worth to be deem'd heinous crimes. T. ...
... thofc in the Exchequer, the Whigs, or rather Pfeudo-Whigs, have more than their fhare of them. Auditor of the Exchequer, Duke of Newcrille, born and bred a Whig, and ofa Whig family. Clerk of the Pells, Sir Fd. Walpole, a Whig. ill Teller of ...