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... reports have been !;rte)y culated, i now very quietly fitting to .Mr. , nm;ley, the painter, for his portrait. At meeting the Whig hili, 'aft week, Petre in the chair, Mr. Fox told the com:mv, however warmly wiihui for modeate refonii in t)ie fvlltin of ...
... clergyman’s at Oxford, and infane, account of which Mr. Bond ordered him to conducted home to his relations. A Meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuefday.laft the Tavern, which was moft numeroufly attended, (Mr. Fox in the Char) among the company prefent ...
... poßl-lfio.. feditious and tteafomble writings. fearching his trunk, a packet was found, to the Prefident of the Conflitutional Whig Club in contained fame profefTions of. friend (hip «f the Jacobin Club of Thoulqtcfe. On Saturday a man was apprehended (licking ...
... Thefe, the elder Whigs, Lord C—t, Mr. C-—y, and many others ar» much averie to, whether from a real fear of granting power the Catholics, or. from an interelled motive proprietors of boroughs, I cannot determine But there ace OAf and Whigs, thefe latter ...
... (lay at Hull exprefled their warmeft gratitude for the feafonable relief afforded them their humane benefactors. The Icilh Whigs have acquired a powerful of interefl in fupport of their intended on the meeting Parliament, their late incorporation with ...
... reports on this important fubjeft in the courfe of the next. day. An Englifh deputation, calling themfelves the Conftilutional Whigs of London, appeared bdore the National Convention; but not confining themfelves to complimebtary expreffions, prefentid a patriotic ...
... the kingdom. At Liverpool, a hieetinj is already called for the purpofe of a fubfrription. To that row forming in London. Whig Club, a Ijodv, are expected add very large fum; the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs have already given tool. each, and Mr. Wedg vdod ...
... the moft important nature for every man of a political turn ranges himfelf under the banners of the comending parties.—The Whig is avowedly the partizan of the French, who, he fit's, ateengiged in the caufe of Liberty.— FheTory willies a 'modified government ...