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... great as ever, and the commerce of the country had iucieofed. He complimented the Chancellor of the Exchequer for doing what Whig or any other Adminillration had done before him, applying one per cent to the difeharge of the debt as it was aficd. Had this ...
... old members, viz. Lewes, Lufhington, Anderfon, and Curtis, with Mr. Harvey Combe, and Alderman Pickett. Combe ftarts on the Whig intereft, and Picket, the Utopian not a guinea ! In the multitude movementE, Mr. Tierney and Mr. Thellufon dart as new Candidates ...
... negotiating the late treaty with Gieat Britain. Mr. Washington declares it contrary to the articles the Conllitulion. . At the Whig Club yefterday, the Duke of Norfolk propofed toad, ** The man who dares he honed even in thefe t^meB ,, —*Mr. Fox. It was drank ...
... 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 ...
... were, the Dulce of Clarence, Prince William Gluucefter, the Stadtholdcr and family, Ac. «tc. ' . , Saturday the Committee the Whig Club, appointed to prepare and announce the form of a General AlTociation the People, for the repeal of the two ails palled ...
... principal articles relied on by the Minifter a productive fource of Revenue, \vc underitaud, to tax upon Inland Navigations. The Whig club held their fecond meeting for the when Mr. Fux was in the chuir. It extremely full, and the day was fpent in the utmqft ...
... States ; advi fes caution in council, and energy in conduit; and takes a final farewell of his fellow citizens. Yefterday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, G. Byng, Efq. in the chair.—The company were uncommonly numerous. Upwards of twenty ...
... Stuekbiidgc, which will trrive if Bunley every Thuifday hy Nodn, and tctu'il to Sto-kbtilcc every Sarurday tvening. The fi. h whig A.tents arr appointed for the more fata and fp.e.ly f.rwurdirtg of Goods, vit. Juhn Newte-l, ar Silfdcn j John Barrett, a' ...