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... The general decay of your party reduced you to this vagrant (late. You found a difpofition in the Whigs to receive you amicably. But ftill they were Whigs, and gave you no hopes become the predominant party. You tried new expedient, and pretended that ...
... On WHIG and TORY. a time when fome people be endeavouring to revive diftindion of Whig and Tory, be amifs to give Lord Karnes's n on that fubjedt: Men are he) to fplit into parties for the caufes; parties have been f°^'. () g'' words: Whig and Tory ...
... WHIG CLUB. A meeting of this Club was held yrf'erday at the -London Tavern, which was molt na.iieronfly at- tended. M« FOX, in the Chair. Mr Fox gave the ofual toafts ; after which, Lord Spencer gave Mr Fox, whole he J;h wasgdiank by the company p.-eient ...
... WHIG CLUB. At an extraordinary meeting of this Club, held on Saturday, Mr Erlkine in the Chair, It war, determined to form an affociation, for the fpecific pwpofe of obtaining the repeal of Mr Pitt and Lord Grciivilk's bills. Mr Fox moved the refolution ...
... whig ci.un. Yeiierday there was a meeting of this Society, Mr Fox in the chair On his health being drunk, he ad- drefied the meeting in a long fpeech, on the fubiecT: of his celfition from Parliament ; the only part of it which had any novelty, he fpoke ...
... WHIG CL ÜB. On Tuefday Islt the Whig Club dined at the ahakefpeare's Tavern ; the meeting was numer- ous, and in the higheft degree refpeiftable ; amongft tlie members prefect, were the Duke of Portland, the Earl of Darby, Lord Duncannon, Lord G Cavendifh ...
... THT. WHIG CL'-h. , „ the Secretary of the vVi.'.G CLUB, ?? VX-^t -, ._ J-cnien and Gciitieinen who have with- ?? 7,- p-oceedii*;_s of the Whi_. Club induce us to f from it, and torequtfl that you wdl crafe our Km the lift of its Members. ' ..-utienof ...
... WHIG CLCJS, r.UNrEE. ?? ._ A Member of the Revolution, OJ Whig C?uo o liundee, being aiked his opinion of Mr Burkes late Publication, readily replied, The knowing and ini- e* partial World melt ll.eid.agaft as to the anprinci- '• pled inconfiftencies ...
... From Young's Farmer's Tour Vol. I. On the feeding of harsos with whigs, as practiced by Mr. John Eddison, of Galeford, Yorkshire. ■I Ceding his teams, this Attentive far pra&ifed a method which h very fuccefsful; he has Fig. i. c there is only a wafte ...
... YV'UO Ct-ÜB. The Whig Club jufl eltablilhcd-.n Ireland, is gain- ing great llrength, by the addition oi fonie ot the mult reipectableVame: in the kingdom, fo that the .new Lord Lieutenant is likely to meet with a much Itiffcr oppolition than even his ...
... nominal Whi E s and Tones, and real l Whigs , 1 Tories. With the former fort, we have no buune.s SSS and I hope they arc ft harmlefs Qfr VXe of the principles of the latter art? thefc tallowing . bl ' The WHIG. . RVERY Whig is not an Athe'.a, but every Athc* ...
... but With equal care to Cambridge bo For Whigs allow no force but? r l 0 Mr Johnfon did him the j^ ce e o^y was one of the happieft extempo ra ' ever met with; comically confefled, that he hate v the wit of a Whig urged ia ' I gifm. Piozzi. ...