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... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, Wednefday the 20th Feb. Rt. Hon. Lord WM. RUSSELL the Chair,' Rcfolvcd uuanimoufly, That this Club think it their duty this extraordinary junAure, ...
... WHIG CLUB LONDON TAVERN, March ;, CBORGE BYNG, Efq. M. P. in the Chair. A Letter to the Secretary wa* read, figaed by certain member* of the elub*. during tfcot tU.r name* might withdrawn, on aicouai at refolution tied on the toth of Febnabry. The faid ...
... The laid Rdolution was then read follows: ‘WHIG CLUJ, Feb. »o, *793. Right Hon. LOl WILLI AM RUSSLLL in the Chaw. ‘ Rciolvcd inoudv, * Thai this Club think it their duty at this extraordinary toalTaietiic Right Honourable Charles James Fox, that all the ...
... for St, Malocs, was ihixc-J bv Hood at Gucrnfry. before the Juno failed from thence. Sir. fox on Wc received the thanks the Whig Club, at extraordinary meeting, fh:s addrcls to his contlituems, and his uniform polition a French war die picfcnt fctlion ...
... lhame and confufion. The Right H >n. Gen'leman proceeded. Allufion had been made tothecharaflers of Whig and Tory. Tor his owe part, he conceived Whig to mean him, whu, in a ilifpute between the Crown and the Ariftocraey and Democracy of the country, ...
... exclufion of Diflenters from all lucrative polls and orlices, both in church and (fate. The old denominations of ttate-parties, Whigs and Tories, High flyers and Jacobites, are at prefent not very common; leaft the two lalt are now almofl forgotten. Patriots ...
... and I would concede their favour as much truth will admit. If our fociety were to call anew: if tie intcrefts out coun• Old Whigs. ...
... Mujcftv » boet. Bt’t I'etfon to .e ...
... Pickett is the other candidate. Mr, Burke, Mr.Wyndham, Alderman Newnfnm, ) al others, have withdrawn their name, {ram the Whig Club, in confequence ol the proceedings of the Chib on the 20th ult. In looking into the affairs of a certain capital houfe ...
... the war, about io per cent; What four months ago could bought for 711. now cofts 1041. Mr. Fox baa received the thanks of the Whig Club, at an extraordinary meeting, for his to bia condiments, and his uniform oppofitkm to French war. —See aihi. \fi page ...
... ordered me to reprimand you, I reprimand you ac- cordingly, and you are hovi* difchargeit, firil pay- ing your fees.'** Ibe Whig Club bad a meeting or. Tuefday, •wbea a vote of thanks to Mr. Fox, for bis conduct in parliament, and for his addrefs to his ...
... Scotch Greys and Wiltfhire militia are to form a part of it. No lefs than 44 gentlemen have withdrawn their names from the Whig Club, in confequence oftbe refolution to thank Mr. Fox for his public conduct; fince which, at anodier meeting, os the motion ...