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... WHIG CLUB. ON account o amente DEATH of the Most Noble FRANCIS DUKE OF BEDFORD, the Meeting of the Whig Club, advertised to be held on Tuesday Next, is, by diredion of His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Chairman, and the Stewards, POSTPONED to Tuesday the ...
... SPEECH AT THE WHIG CLUB. TURSDAY,MA Y S--Vide Alarm. Ctroin. and Post, Me 6. Mr.' Ea s and Trial by itfty, the Toast He arose and his merits thussventurd to boast. I thank you, friends, for combtning my name With,thesTriai Ly yx;y, ,the, best kind ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIANIE NT. whit he had held longer than the Noble Lord. was educated in the old Whig prinCipleq, and had as great a regard to the prerogative of the Crown, and to the other branches 'of the Constitution, as the Noble Lord, or any of his ancestors ...
... thethy how Apposed ready to matte SPORTING ISTELLIQBNLe. the attempt Of reconnoitring our Obsition oh the Lett Whig, have ordered alt the detablunehts under the orders of GeneralVEoEsAck to join us, in order that we may be able to maintain out-petition ...
... upOn the degradation to which the Whigs of England were fallen, 'in being . obliged to follow in the train of an arrogant Minister, and. to support a Tory Candidate. • What a tlereli&ion of principle, that the. Whigs should ally themselves with the Grenvilles ...
... broken accents weeps.' 'save where on East-gates melancholy Tow% The drooping Club does to the Moon complain Of such,.who, Whigs in heart, have crutli'd its power, And put the final stroke to R*'s reign. I , or him no more the Forest's heath shall iurn ...
... omitted a few points; I trust,- however, that I have sufficiently illustrated the diplornaey of Holland House, and the nature of Whig Conciliation. I trust, Sir, that I have -said enough to induce the late Administration, if they still adhere to their arrogated ...
... may belong to these extraordinary times, that there should exist a French Part)', composed of men calling themselves English Whigs, residing in'the French Metropolis, perhaps, remains to be proved.' 'You, and I, and the Country in general, can only judge ...
... thanked the CoMpany for the honour they had done him, and avowed his delerminatibn to inaintain the immutable prihciples of the Whig Creed. The Dukeof BEDFORD, ; in return 'also for the same honour, professed the same sentiments. Mr. WiitTOREAD then gave ...
... former he has been charged with thinking one way, and voting another ; by the latter he has been emphatically stiled at the Whig Club, the lack. hoot of a j ack-boot 1 But alarmed as we well May be by this - hostile language, coming from individuals so ...
... Buckingham, This Day was• published, price:ss. NIACITHA ; or, the, Battle, 1 of the - Whigs. and Tories. A Political Satire, in Four Cantos. ' ~-11 ere an old Whig bewails his Country's•tate, Whose love to Britain gain'd him Britain's hate; A Convert ...
... is ready to giVe up the Ghost, And what will become of the fain'd What Gallant Battalions We niuster'd at C A Brags' 4 , Of Whigs from the Senate, the stews, gna the shambles ; While at War with the French, and Y.i r r ,rul'd the roast ! Ah those were fine ...