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... Schools SEVERAL LOTS ' V| UNCOMMONLY GOOD WRITING Pat* Arc now selling Wholesale, AT the printing-office, Salisbury the folio whig- (Money) Prices : * Pot Writing Paper, 125. the ream quires) ful Second Ditto, 145. —stout Second 315. fine thick Ditto, 245 ...
... Justice, his Squirrel, his great grandam by Cade, his great great grandam (the Little Hartley Mare) Bartlet's Childers out Flying Whig, Williams's Woodstock Arabian, the Saint Victor Barb, Whynot (son of the Fenwick Barb), &c. &c. For price and particulars enquire ...
... by Squirrel, his great-grand-dam by Old Cade, his great-great-grand-dam the little Mare Bartlet's Childers, out of' Flying Whig, Williams'# WoodsAck'Arabian-, the Saint Victor Barb, Why not son of the-Fenwickßarß, Ike. Cbigwell ia beautiful Chesnut, full ...
... information filed by the Attorney : iGeUfral against Hart and H. White, as Printer and Proprietor Newspaper called The Independent Whig, ! Libel on Lord came in the Court of King's Bench Saturday.—The Defendants had published •letters, censuring the conduct of ...
... Justice, his gnind-dam Squirrel, great granddam,by Old Cade, his great great grand-dam the Mare, by Martlet's Childers, fy«ng Whig, the St. Victor Barb, Whynot, of the FenWjqk Bar h, &c. The, for covering, itoid all expences, ii-me ''' 1 at Ringwod^Mvtry ...
... afterwards chosen: Sir Banks was re-elected President, Mr. wegg, Treasurer, Mr. Planta and Dr. Wbitakcr Gray, Secretaries. Whig Cl meeting for the season was held yesterday, at Wpmason's Tavern, Lord Holland in the Chair, instead Enkine, who was prevented ...
... x»ritTs of Middlesex, requiring a meeting of the freeholders of the county, for the same purpose. Wkio Club.—Yesterday the Whig Chjb held its monthly meeting—the Duke Bedford in the Chair. soon the of Mr. Fox had been drank, he addressed the Meeting ...
... given on the occasion of the Pcace. The characters were numerous, and the dresses tasteful and elegant. The Members of the Whig Club yesterday held their last meeting for the season, the London Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair, who gave, as toast appropriate ...
... Aiken, from the original Paintings Peter Pindar, Esq. price One Guinea. Speedily will published, An Ode Eonaparte; and the Whig Club, to Charles Fox, imitation Horace. [I GREY STALLION. DENMARK, the famous Grey late His Majesty's, now in possession the ...
... grand dam Squirrel, his grand dam by Old his great greatgrand dam the little Hartley M.ire by Martlet's Chiiders, out Fly ing Whig, William's Woodstock Arabian, the Saint Victof Barb, Whynot, son of the Fetnvick Barb, &c. Chigweit is beautiful chesnut, lull ...
... dan; Squirrel, his great-grand-dam Old Cade, his War great-jjrand-dam the little Hartly Mare by Bartlet'a Childere out Flying Whig, Williams's Woodstock Arab an the Victor Barb, son of the Fenwick Barb, ' St ' Chigwe'l a beautiiul Chesnui, ful) hand^'high ...
... others for sums of less magnitude. The Stocks began 61 5 they recovered little, rose to 62 and fell back to 62 one o'clock. The Whig Club took their monthly dinner yesterday the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair. The healths the Duke Norfolk, Earl ...