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... WHIG CLUB. OnTuefday, a moft numerous meeting of this Club, was held at the Freemafons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Efq. the Chair where, after the regular conftitutional tuafts of the day, and the interefting recollection of Mr. Fox, G wyllim Lloyd Wardle ...
... WHIG CLUB. lad there a meeting of this C!uh the London Tavern, -when Mr. Alderman Combe was in the chair. He was Jupported by Mr. Secretary Fox, and numerous body of molt refpeflable characters. The conflitutional fentiments of the (ilubi the health of ...
... WHIG CLUB OB ENGLAND. On Tuefday the Whig Ciub held Meeting at the London Tavern, when His Grace the Duke of Norfolk w. s in the chair. The illuftrious and patriotic affcmbly fpeut the day with the utmoft conviviality. The Noble Lake, after the regular ...
... Caftlereaghs, who call the Whigs Papifts, they would have granted what was alked for the Papifts, but they would do nothing, abfoiulely nothing, for our Proteftant Brethren. And thole whom they call Papifts, that is the Whigs, dropped their bill, and were ...
... trice Three t* . Sir Frances Burdeit renounces and reviles eli parties, Whigs, men, leaders of Cetlio- See, See. &c. and has publicly declined feat io Parliament. L,ord Manners, we Kear, is in treaty for Lord Caftlecoote’s at the Green. The light dragoons ...
... haying sold a seat mu the Howse of Commons ;- aud, in short, that, in every thing, respectiug the iuterests of the people, the Whigs have themselves, to full, as inseusible as their rivals. All this the people remember ; all this, and much more, is fresh in ...
... with on and Sundry Merchandize, which were forwarded from thence to this TVwn by Land Carriage, in consequence of the Cipal Whig broke down—and he acquaints the Public, that he will continte the conveyance Otatl kinds of Goods between Dublin and this City ...
... three times a wceit, ceahle arrangements. U !,a eiiargcr, warranted round and free vtct. mouirc the t-r age, n.M.n Celtic . WHIG• IT HUNTER. tO ftea the, i Kcoofilorv, hunter JL ? rut ui-ty wtd tpgagr.d - , ,6 It he. end ’.lie „e‘> geuert-i i.-aperin Itriird ...
... ;pBaients of the ihsestigat ion into fife conduit of the Deke of York. inae) of the Whigs. t , were the., awl malignant; they ee%. •••iembevi that Eity.periek en. Whig :secretary at War, cue a.. the season fur the Royal Duke, chara:- . . . ) ti aM. ...
... LKIGHoGUR iOUD. BRAY. be let, iV. fh.d. foi the fcahrn or year, i - Whig-at V/iifcrt, near Brav, with offices -u! garden. ifc is urifclly fitualed, contains arc r. for 3 lar family, and will let her with without land, as mav agreed I I let, with % for ...
... apprifcd oi the Grand Canal Company’- regulations Signed Order, Dah.'in, '.'arch, Sot, A. KNOX, Sec. 'HE ANNUAL CUP, by the Whigs- Hunt, value 15!. will lit ran for over cour!. ilv-N.Nv. near Frankford, the King's County, on Eat'er .Menuav next, HorfeS ...
... foon be laid before the Public. It very voluminous, and accompanied with Notes or Remarks on the Evidence, See. T , * At the Whig Club Meeting, on Lord Holland in the Chair, was refolved, that “The Memory of die Right Hon. Charles James Fox, fhould be an ...