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... Members, viz. I.ewes I.ufhingtnn, Curtis, and Anderfon, with Mr. Hervey Combe, and Al- derman I'iclcett. Combe rfarts on the Whig in- irrrfl, and Pickett ors the Utopian fyllem of not /pending a guinea I In the mii'tltude of clriflinn movements, Ms. Titrßeyand ...
... French Rcpublick. - ~Mr- Br-rke, Mr. WynJham, Mr. Alderman flewnbam, and feyeral others, have withdrawn ftnc.r names from the Whig Club, in conienuence t$ proceeding- o: the Club on ths joto. - The candidates to reprefcnt theory, m the rooih of Brook Watfon ...
... makes ti ree more provincial eseiirlions, during the fum- , er, tor ready rite:,; only \ The lafl extraordinary meeting of ihe Whig Hub voted 500 guineas towards ih, cim-ncei eit Mr. Fox's clctlion foi VVeflmintler: tin' Duke 01 Northumberland li-l.fcribcd ...
... liis difpofnion to vote for an immediate Negotiation for Peace. A flrong cinvai, upon independent intereft, and in favour of Whig principles has juft been begun in B-rkfhire. An oppofttion is expected to Mr. Mainwaring, in Micldlefex. The gentlemen of rhe ...
... Earl of I.onfdale has been created Viicount ami Baron Lowthir, of Whitehaven, in addition , to liis former titles. Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the London Tavern, and they h.id a very numerous meeting, Mr. Byna in the ch.vr. The day was fpcat with the utmnft ...
... of the ftm is demamletl as an intlemnity for piotciling Leghorn; the other is requefted as a Loan. At ii nu-, tin-.; ot tlie Whig Club, ?? laft, Mr. Erikiiie declared, and called ?? lowitnefs the fjiicerity I bis declaration, that lit did not think ii ...
... that tranquility, the continuance of which may be long emured, mould the Duke of _*ortland, Mr. Fox, and the other {launch whigs ortbe country, be inclutkd at the meeting of Par- liament, among the members who fhall compofe the government of the kingdom ...
... -T- Colour Prints - thff of - v- - at 'a - 'wiuiii cct Womotioti uleiuf- Iiidulirv their aiiinpicwuoiiauMiuui- iVveiy -Whig flit' Jticicty dined ' ' expreffed the am! Mr Gray? caiiea co to complained Hall i-ftf' j' wicuin j tloon' bdth clowned ' friii: ...
... the term for which ihey were fentenerd to confinement by the Houfe of Lords being expired. — Mr. Perry hai been voted by the Whig Club a piece of plate of 100 ga. value. The Hi. 1. Inforiuc. a French paper ofthe 9111 Inftani, com. l hi- a detailed account ...
... from Bittoto and Marcaria, having ad- vancc'l thin morning by St. Martlno towards Mcdoli, threatening the rear of the left whig, ofthe Imperial ar- my, which extended into tin* plain, th ...
... Chelmsford, having in the lii.ii'c of nine months 101 l nearly 600 men in the Well-Tidies, chiefly by the yellow fever. Tuefday the Whig Club met at the Crown and Anchor, when the iinke of Northumberland and land Stanley were received members, bcfidei iZ ether ...
... ebain of high-rugijed bills, covered with ?? and ..ry thick woodc, In (his almoft. inattackable Ht nation was placed die ri^lit whig of the enemy's army. 'I he corps which covered the uttremiiy of it occupied Cindero, Siucn- kitchen, and tbt rurroundinit heirhts ...