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... THE WHIG CLUB. TT would be ?? for us to take notice of the proceedings of the monthly Mteting of the Whic v 1 ub on Tuefday laft, but for fome comments whicli were made by Mr. Fox on the Duke of Norfolk's late d.lmiflal, as well as for the explanation ...
... WHIG CLUB. On Monday laft the Earl of Derby, Mr. Fox, General Burgoyne, Col. Fitzpatrick, Sir W. Horton, Sir R. Ryecroft, Sir N. Nugent, Mr. Byng, Mr. St. John, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Skin- ner, Mr. Francis, Mr. Honey wood, Mr. Adam, Mr. Pigor, Col. Byron ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Et thine in the Chair. The Sovereignty ofthe People, was the fi'ft toaft given ; and levera! compliments were paid to trie Duke of Norfolk by the Chairman. Mr. Erfkinc, in giving ...
... WHIG CLUB ( v\ Tti.-fJ.iy the Whig Club in London, had their v ' monthly meeting. After dinner, the- ufual toafts and ...
... WHIG CLUB Tuefday a number of the Members ofthe Sociery dined together at Frecmalon's Tavern. Mr. Fox was in the Chair, and a'ter the or- dinary toafts, h- faid. PH give you a toatt, than whicti I -u.;nk th.\-e csrnot be a better, according to the ...
... WHI.G CLUB. On Tuefday laft, a very numerous meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. Mr. Fox took the chair in the abfence of Mr. Grey, and he was fupported by the Duke of Norfolk, the Earls of Lauderdale and Thanet, ...
... CHARACTER ofa WHIG. By the late Dr. Franklin. The Whig lives in every ftate, but ?? to live only in a free ftate. He claims no right to himfeif, but what he k willing to give to his neighbour. He is not lifted in Sects by- founds, nor kept in them by ...
... To the ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONAL WHIGS, The Sons of Liberty. ?? Gentlemen, I have delivered to the National Aflembly the Addrefs in which you have fworn alliance and protec- tion to the French Citizens. They have voted that it ftiall be fent to the King ...
... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, ou Wednel— y the 2ct!i February, I7 ...
... Extraordinary. WE hear that the Barbers and Peruke-makers have lately, in an humble Manner, peti- tioned, (that, for the future, WHIGS may be tnade ufe of. ...
... of the Whigs, gave Life and Energy to our Principles, and our combined Force produced that blefled Event. On the other hand, when the religious and civil E izotry of the laft James endangered equally our religious and our civil Liberty, the Whigs muft allow ...
... National Aflembly of France, is not from the Whig Club, but from a Society, compofed ofa large body of the moft refpectable citi- zens of Weftminftcr, denominating themfelves the Englifh Conftitutional Whigs. The anfwer, which is the moft remarkable, is ...