... the King; that the Revolution in was fatec ; that TTiffenters arc enemies to the country, and ought to extirpated; that the Whigs are that eonfl Itutiaital jltof yer is nil her knave or fool that the ver&H jtiriev.ii;uc>;,a final decifton in trials at bar ...

... Rcvo!u*i6n in- 1688 was a farce ; that T*>if- fenters are. enemies to tht country, and .(-tight. to.be extirpated; that the Whig* are iropollors ; that a -conflitutiaml~jftg£ye.r is either a knave or a fool; that the ?? fitial deetfion io trials at bar ...

... Suflex-col. Camb.; Win. Cobbold, B.A. Magdalen-col. Oxford; Roberf lowes, Oriel col Oxford. At an extraordinary meeting of the Whig Club held on Saturday, Mr. Erlkinc in the chair, it was determined to form an affociation, for the fpecifie purpofe of obtaining ...

... . Camb, ; Wm. Cobboid. B.A. Magdalen-col. Oxford* Robert. FeU lowes, Oriel- col Oxford. At an extraordinary meeting of the Whig Club held on Saturday, Mr. Erfkine'tn the chair, it was determined to form an affectation, for the fpecific purpofe of obtaining ...

... of another, it ought to reft vyith the proper perfons who are to take cognizance of it. Mr. Sheridan faid, that Ihotild the Whig Club, or any other friendly aflo- ciatiwn, meet at the London Tavern, or Crewti and Anchor, the landlord would be liable to ...

... laft unan'moufiy defied Knight of the Shire for the County of Wilts, in the room of the late Sir James Tyiney Long, Bart. The Whig Club of England on TucXlay held their meeting at tha Londou Tavern, when Mr. By ng was in the chair. A number of perfons of ...