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... WH!IG CLUB, Inftituted HE next Mecting of the Whig Club will be T on Tuefday, the fourth of November, at the Crown and Anchoi Tavera, in the Strand; His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND in the Chair. STEWARDS, Earl of DERBY, Earl of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... WHIG CLUB Inftituted THE next Meeting of the Whig Club will be on Tuesday the Fourth of November,'at the Crownand-AnchorTavern, in tiie Strand; His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND the Chair. - STEWARDS, Earl DERBY, Earl of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Lord ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... complexion, about five feet four or five inches high, wears his own hair, which is grey* OaoberiBth, WHIG CLUB. Inftituted, THE next Meeting the Whig Club will be on Tuefday, the fourth Of November, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand His Grace ...
... onal Club, to celebrate the of the Revolution. RESOLVED unanimoully, To concur in the propofition, of the Gentlemen of the Whig Club, for erecting a Pillar in Runne-Mede, in grateful commemoration of that glorious event, and to affiit in promoting the ...
... refpecfable Meeting of the Members the WHIG CLUB, this day at Crown and-Anchor Tavern, the Sfra'i.4. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, Efq. in the Chair; Rssoi.vitn, That Mr. Hall, he Secretary, fend a fnmmons the Members of the Whig Clnb, raincftly their attendance ...
... 1 ineujbllc.*, aiddy Creature, Laughing, idle, fluu iin_; riling ; Molt fantaflic Worlt of Nature, Still like Fancy on the Whig, .lave to every fhtng'-l_ I'-H'iim, Loving, lialiu.:, in Ittt.e.ite ; Fond of every foolith Fafhion, And at hefl a pleating ...
... I G B. Infliruled 1784. TH next Meeting the Whig Club will Toefday, the fourth of November, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Ilii Grace the Duke PORTLAND in the Cha'r. STEWARDS. Earl of DERRY, Eail of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSEL, Lord WILLIAM ...
... think that his letter may be d I'penfed with. Errata—ln the firft paragraph of the Maidftont fubilee account, for If'ig read Whig. Secont paragraph, for parts read prints —for irniiafive jkill, read military Jkill —for theft armies, read armies —for and ...