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... The Oppofition do not, it feems, give or take any treats on this memorable and affecting occafior—they had a dinner at the Whig Club I aft year, and that they perhaps think is quite fufficient for them. M. Bailly, Mayor of the city of Paris, appeared ...
... is Freedom. Mr. Marlhatn, and Mr. Honywcod, and may the County of Kent ever be as independently reprefented. Mr. Taylor, the Whig Member for Maidftone, The unconquercd Yeomanry of Kent. Lord Romney. Earl of Darnley. .» The Duke of Portland. Mr. Fox. ; Mr ...
... fin f rohibiting the Cham- Ne Te, rom making any fuch by OF y ‘ver Ww > Secretar} es of the Af. ar of Tdere to wait on the T Whig Seals for a arre 48 grante copy of the Ch orm Te Rey ro aCation ally: declared that ang tr 1s of Rouen *vils, With cree to ...
... Cabinet in the month March next; and, in the language of the Stock Exchange, a good deal of bnlineis was The lirll meeting ot the Whig Club, fbrrhisleafon, was yefterday held at the Clown and Anchor. The tarl took the chair in the abl'ence of the Earl of Derby ...
... convincing proof this, that the Gallic nation, who are impartial judges of the matter, hold in due admiration conditulional and whig principles. So great been the fcarcity of water at Antigua, that Government were expcnccof 401, derling per diem, for the fupply ...
... n if m r r°> 5 ?hat an heir mould be born to the houfe of Cavendifh . of Z &ht Cavendifh honoured the late meeting of the Whig Club at York with his prefence, Lord ?^ V Ef lr > theCW - The meeting v?as highly ref- peaable and numerous. Before his Lordfhip ...
... N. Vander Noot, Agent Plenipotentiary of the faid People of Brabant.” Lord John Cavendifh honoured the late Meeting of the Whig Club York with his Prefence, Lord Downe in the Chair. The Meeting was highly refpcfta’ole and numerous. Before his Lordinip ...
... to his Majefty, for the &ft time fince his return• from the continent. Lord John Caveudifh honoured the late meeting of the Whig Club at York with his prefence, Lord Downe in the chair. The meeting was highlyrefpeelable and numerous. Before his Lordihip ...