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... The Reverend Dr. WHIG Hi’s New .m) Complete Life 1 S T. Beautifully Printed Crown Folio, Writing Paper, and elegant, ve, new I’jpes, caft on Purnufe, by the ingenious Meflis. Fry Co. Being the moft elegant and complete Work of - the KinJ, every Helped ...
... Member, the Whig Club, holdcn thia Day at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, Efq. in the Chair. RitoLVio, That Mr. Hall, the Secretary, be defired to fend a fpccial Summons to the feveral Members of the WHIG CLUB, earneflly ...
... Tht RIVOLtmOIf. WHIG CLUB, INSTITUTED 1784. THE next Meeting of the Wmo Cut* win oo TUESDAY, the Fourth Novimixi, *t the Crows and Anchor Tavern in the Strand; Hit Grace the Duke of PORTLAND the Chair. STEWARDS, * Earl of DERBY, Earl of STAMFORD. Lord ...
... meeting of the Whig yef lerday was hiahly’ rclpctlable. In II T die I.ord Eitzwilliam, |I l|j Lord William Rullel look die Chair, and the day was fpent 111 die utmofl conviviality. I lie I luh is now full, and no new members can be admitted. It confids ...
... fpirit, and with to avoid harfli language. is comparativelv little coni'equencc whether the national bufinefs be intrullcd to Whigs or Tories j but it is the greatell importance to all us, that Ihould diretfed by men of undoubted abilities and integrity.*Perhaps ...
... more conlilleut, and more dignified, had the offer come from the Crown. Had the King’s copied the noble exam-' pie fct by the Whig M iniilers of Queen Anne, who thoogh their Millreft’s revenue was much finaller than that of bis prefent Majelly, had come ...
... centenary of the Revolution will be very fplcndid, for tefolutions arc making this effctl in every part of the kingdom, and the whig* are laudably dillinguiffiing themfelvcs by their exertions in this great and national object. ...
... ng John, on ' he of Tune, I*ls.—The preparation, for celebrating thi. centenary of the gloriou. revolution are umverfal; the whig-club f/it the advertifements) have forward on thi. memorable occafion, and {sprefumcd no contratted of party wil obtrude if ...
... properly fitted up, (hall be ready by the latter end of March next carry eonvifl* to America. The fubfeription opened by the Whig Club, for the purpofc of erefting pillar on Runnytnede, commemoration of the Revolution, goes on with great fpirit. A very ...
... taken tliis junflute, as will be the means of relloriug his lorJßtip’s popularity, will be a very great (Lengthening to the Whig party, and will enfure them for feme years .the adminidration of this country, an event ‘much wiflied for by the public. ' ...
... in defence of its religion and liberties, and who had difpUycd, in the llrongell manner, their principles and adherence the whig intireli, a time when the King, who then reigned had, at the Tolfey, in Glo> celler, declared himfelf a friend to the principles ...
... public thankfgiving; and requelling the concurrence and fupport of the Whig Club. In anfwer to utis letter, a copy the above refolutions was fen(, with this addition, that the Whig Club rejo'ce and approve of the co-operation every fociely that adopts ...