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... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. THE of Norfolk was on Tucfday Chairman this Society, and he was furrounded numerous body of the mod diftinguilhed ptrfons in England. After the conftitutional fentiments the Club, the noble Duke faid that he would prorot to them ...
... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. DEC. J. , A Mod numeroui meeting of this Society *« held, thU day, at the Crown and Anchor tavern, in the Strand. Thd Right Hon. Charles James Fox took the Chair in the abfence of Charles Grey, Efq. aod was fupported the Duke of ...
... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. AT no time was there more numerous affetnbly of the club than on Tuefday fe'nnight, ana certainly never was it necefliry for men who feel for the luppinefs of their fpecies to (land forward and exprefs their fentiments with temper ...
... WHIG CLUB. THE mod numerous meeting of the year was held on Tuefday at the Crown-and-Anchor Tavern, the Duke of Bedford the chair, in which he was fupported by Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Erflcine, Earl Thanct, Lord Robert Spencer, and tnany other dif ...
... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. AMoft numerous meeting the club was held on Tuefday, June 6, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Earl Thanet in the chair ; and this celebrated fociety concluded its meetings f»i the feafon, by refolutions honourable to the zeal which ...
... The Whig Club have refolved that Parliamentary reform is the only cure for all political evils. They have alfo publifhed the following letter: sir, April 30, 1797. I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, inclofing the resolution ...
... comments. souib. them to make . „ _ „ . 11, I viuted him in company • w Tl*' Norfolk, whom though a u r^r °**°f thc w whig he highly valued. bcfo c he Qut for Utd toai to tb„ gentleman , , hingt n, when Ireland as feeretary U fage fome modeft Lord ...
... thofr and our the Whig flu» Side the Water, i ini iring tite latter, with the I‘rran.b,.', your very and patriotic Paper, yea will much oblige, bi«. Your molt obedient ?■ rv-.rt, S. CLOWES, Jun. Baot-nuroN, Jan. rjth, 179*. THE WHIG CLUB IN* IRELAND. ...
... Orgies wild and revelling, I've drained the copious Bowl, Where Uproar, levelling, Has mi'd without Controul ; While babbling Whig and Tory Revjy'd old Babel's Tower; And tlitrc thought, with Glory, crown the Midnight Hour. The Pharo Bank I've courted, Time's ...
... important and unfortunate effe&s. But the Minifter, before advifed the meafure, had taken care to fecure the difunion of the Whig party, which had hitherto firmly and uniformly oppofetl both the principles and pra&ice of his adminiftration. To this body ...
... depofit fimilar to that which the great fair Be.ucaire gives to the commerce the South. Tnefdiy a meeting of the remnant of the Whig Club was held ; at which feveral gentlemen attended, and delivered fentiments -which they do not choofe exprefs in their places ...
... provifions in Ruflia, where beef of a large and fine quality can be purchafed at a half-penny a pound. Mr. Fox infmuated, at the Whig Club, that he had no o»)jedlion to return to his duty in Parliament, if he could do fo with a good grace. We fhould be glad ...