... Hampshire Whig club. MEETING of the Hampshire Whio Club will held the GEORGE INN, Winchester, on Wednesday the first of August next. Sir CHARLES MILL, the Chair. H. PORTAL, } and > Stewards. JOHN LOVETT, Esq. ) l6lh July, 1798. S. DEVERELL, Secretary ...

... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. The first meeting (or the season ol this society was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on '1 when the Hon. Thomas Eiskiuc, was in the chair, lie was supported by a large party the most respectable members. After dinner Mr. Enkine ...

... WHIG CLUB OF EXCUS'D. OnTuefday »as held at the London Tavern, the meeting of this club, when the puke of Norfolk was in the chair. The meeting was the moll numerous ever remembered. o.ir tables in the ball-room were completely ltd. After the third toaft ...

... fay that they will fuffer nobleman or gentleman of England to alfift in defending the country who (hall not abjure the old Whig principle of the fovereignty of the people, they will have but few men to defend the country. 1 declare, for one, that I uever ...

... Lpndbitrst-Gran, Hants. TO JiE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.s ...

... Member of the Whig Club, but I must observe that I did not know Lord Petre’s son to be a Member of the Whig Club. With respect to a Noble Duke, whose name has been mentioned by the Hon. Gentleman, I admit that I knew he was a Member of the Whig Club, for ...

... been rumoured for some days, that some mark of censure was medill tating by the Cabinet, on the conduct “w* of Mr. Fox at the Whig Club, and the report has turned out to be true. On Wednesday, after the Levee was over, a Hoard of Privy Council wa* held at ...

... foot thi» brought forward a number of comrades refent i|: the coafecuciKes Hated followed. Mr. W. Dowdal, late fccrcurv to the whig club here, who was foir.e tiaic Ante br-.mght over a pnfoncr frotti gliad, has betrii fervul with nonce of trial, in of rcfu'::ig ...

... perished. A boy who was saved was fetched out a dyer dog. The sagacious animal returned for a woman, but, alas! it was too late. Whig Club.— meeting of this assembly took place on Tuesday last. It will be remarked that Mr. Fox conceived it necessary when he ...

... as prisoners of war should they not find the country in the state they expected. William Dowdell, Esq. sub-secretary to the Whig Club of Ireland, and the gentleman who registered his name at the Stampoffice as proprietor of The Press, when O’Connor’s name ...

... Lord Pctre’s son had made an offer of his services, but was objected to j and no one knew why, but that he was a member of the Whig Club. Another instance still more surprized him, and this was of the rejection of an offer made by a certain Noble Duke (Bedford) ...

... William Bentinck, Captain Bentinck, and Charles Cavendish Bentinck, Esq. paid up their arrears, and withdrew their names from the Whig Club. William Baldwin, Esq. also withdrew his name. The execution of Mr. Reeves, Mr. Wilkinson, and Mr. Adamson, which took ...