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... fteady and uncorrupted Freemen of Norwich—The late Mayor of Norwich —The Sheriffs Buckle and Watfon—Duke of Portland and the Whig Intereft—Charles James Fox, Efq.—Duke of Norfolk—Duke of Devon- Ihire, and the Houfe of Cavendilh—Alderman Bafcly, Mcflrs. ...
... Coke—Mr. Pitt—Mr. Fox—Duke of Norfolk—Mr. Sheridan—>Duke of Bedford—Mr. Grey—Duke of Devonlhire—Liberty hall—Duke of Portland and Whig imered Bifbop of Norwich—Sheriff-eleft Hudfon—'l he Mayorefs and family—The majedy the people —The independence of the Commons ...
... The and Royal Family— Prince of Wales—Profperity and Independence to the Town and Corporation of ‘Thetford—Lord Pétre and the Whig of Norfolk and che Houfe of Howard—Duke of Devonthire and the Houfe of Cave of Freedom in-the of Reprefentatives, and Fi- delity-in ...
... ihcrtly fotailhcd with the belt of goods, and the will be paid every branch of the above boh4«fs« WHIG CLUB. Inftitiued 1784. THE next Meeting of the whig CMib will be ToctDAY the 4th of November, at and Anchoi Tavern in the Strand. HiaQrade the Duke of ...
... ‘of this important epocha’ by the ‘reprefentatives of the modit ‘illuftrious houfes this country can att. On Runnymede, ‘Whigs who-live in the of chat me- morable ‘fiefd,. aré ta’ meet. Ac Chatfwarth, the Duke of Devonthire ...
... William in uii« country to have been on the fifth of November, and not on the fourth ; which latter day has been appointed by the Whig Clob and fome other meetings, for commemorating that memorable sra, never to forgot by this nation. may be observed that the ...
... glorious event they met celebrate. Alter dinner the following toafts were given The immortal memory King William the Hid. •nd the Whigs of 1688— -The hralth of the King I—The Prince of Walea—The Queen and Royal Family—May all tyrants make their bow quietly as ...
... whatever; to that this new table meant only for other branches of commerce. 5. Yeflerday a numerous and reipcftable meeting the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand, in order commemorate the centenary of the Glorious Revolution. His Grace ...
... tcccvery the heft of Kings. The meetings the metropolis celebrate the centenary the Revolution were very refpeftable ; Shat of the Whig Club the Crown and Anchor tavern was exceedingly numerous; the Duke of Portland was in the chair, and gool. was fubferibed ...
... Family; fo that they may fpeedily rejoice the reftoratton ofhisMajefty’s health. Amen, Selah. 6. The fpirited conduft of the Whig club, and the flattering countenance they have received to their propofition from almoft every meeting that afllmblcd to c ...
... charafter is held cn the continent, that Mafs wae faid for him the 26th ult at Bruxelles. j. The fubfcriptlon opened by the Whig Club, for the purpofc of erefUng a pillar on Runny-mcde, in commemoration of the revolution, goes un with foirit. At the meeting ...
... felf-formed heptarchical junto with hitnfelf in this and the other Houfe of Parliament. Of that very man who calls himfelf a Whig ; him, who, whilft he is in the very a£l of eretfting monumental pillar in honour, and the memory of the gloriont Revolution ...