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... Oeneral his appiobatioo to the latter; that an alteration in ihe cloathing of that regiment will take place next June. The Whig Club had their firft meeting for the feafmi, on Tuefday, at the Crown and Anchor tavern in the Strand, George Efq. chair. Mr ...
... attempt at improvement, is like height ening the beauties of Ptraji/e, or mending the air of Klyfiunt But are longer deceived by Whigs and Tories, Miniflerialifis and Anti minifleiiahfls; There are now but two Political Parties, the irons of Corruption and t ...
... Seflion, for murder, is relpited by the Court, until further notice fhall be given, concerning the fame. Mr. Fox's conduft at the Whig Club, on Tuefday,was manly candid, and honourable to all his friends.—Firmly meeting Mr. Pitt's opinion, and that of all men ...
... neutral bottouis, luvelieeu at Bcurde.aux lince lad Auguft, and, ate prevented returning home with or' without cargoes. .f The Whig Club tv?.! yefterdav attended by very large nnrrber ot the Members. Eivhc CanJidatcs were balloted for, and accepted.of the ...
... equalled the memorable cruize Lord Nelfon, when went up the Mediterranean quell of the Toulon fleet. Yefterday the Members of the Whig Club dined to* gether, when the Hon. G. Tufton, and about a dozenmore Gentlemen were cledled. The ufual good cheer and conviviality ...
... to Gen. Bcrnadot.e. in ,he command of the French t.oops .ntl.e ferv.ee of Holland, arrived the Hague on the 16th ult. The Whig Club held a meeting yetleiday, di>ch about members were the Duke of ™ l * prefided.—Mr. Fox, on bi. health bring drank, and ...
... take my advice, there null be no 'croakies, no barbarities, committed: every worthle s s fellow that has called hisnfelf a Whig, got &link, and bawled at an elefitho, fhall not dillAsiee I rnn of ten times his owe mark, orly becauffe he a ' reputed 'Tory* ...
... which give the welcome affurance of the moll per- reft tranquillity cxiltingin India. V't-llei day the monthly meeting of the Whig Club vint held, fnr the purpofe of mitigating and explaining the fentimenti of the Duke of Norfolk, ufed at another meeting ...
... (At mtre tfftßually Stdilioui Metthgi _ BUI it felftly (aid to by MiJJrx. Gregory 4rd Thelwall, Fo«, am! Duke Bedford, tit Whig Club, and tbt Corresponding Society; I. With to calling a meeting, it has been (aid that the Bill frtvtntt all meetings for ...
... Wj!|,am Bentincle, Capt. Brntinclr Charles Cayendifh Bentinck, and William Balilivir,, fciqr,. withdrew their names from the Whig Club.-The Duke of Portland and his family havenot been prefent at the Whie Club fince the month of March 1701. With plcafure ...
... Sedition Bills has reached Ireland, where the people begin to entertain appreheniions of their introduction among them. The Whig Club of that country have refolved, that the perfon of the iSavereign, and the liberties of the fubjeft are facred and inviolable ...
... itifult, coni'.i.ii- 1 iii.i with tcgiet; 1 do not tlrnlc the citizens of Dublin ought to pin thtiulelves 10 tlicfltirtsnlihe Whig Club, in- l.illeii themfelvcs to the tail of a delperatc Lujjiiih faAraa. g The r_cciit ?? of our Sovereign p cannot but have ...