Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... WHIG CLUB. meeting for the season was held yesterday the Freemason’s Tavern, the Duke of Bedford in the Chair. The constitutional toast, which commemorates the names of Russel and Cavendish, as friends to the liberties their country, was given Lord Holland ...
... WHIG CLUB. The {otinh Annual Meeting of the CTub was held, on Tuesday se’nnight, at the Crown and Anchoij in die Strand. London Mr. Fox the Chair, supported the Duke Norfolk, Lord RoBttVSfENCER, Sir William Milker, &c. This meeting was more nutlleroU'S’ ...
... self defence. beginning-offence of all woes lias been lately dis'overed, and is far from bearing against me, that divert die Whig support I might have claimed il aware of it. the cause of all the torment 1 have been exposed since Odohrr 1 si)o. I dare Opponents ...
... Amical I’rcpantifll‘ “KER\ LeQures og X the 8k November, A e of the Wineer, Dy, c“fr of LeQures o the ;’; the Particyfap, of whig Utgre Advemfemcnk. - D'\!erfu, CXcept that of ‘ ¥ a, ...
... amongst the oppomnt* o' the Investigation into the condu& Duke of York, many of the Whigs were the most mischievous and malignant; they remember, that General Fitipatrick, the Whig Secretary at War, was one of the sponsors f»»r the Royal Duke s character; they ...
... Melville, whom, from the bottom of heart, I believe to better and honester man than any one the Whigs—the professing, the noisy, the clamorous, the disgusting Whigs; cannot refrain from expressing hearty satisfaction at seeing these latter baffled him, who ...
... who is the wvaflal of France, who temporal Prince at leatt only by the permilio, i the avowed enemy, of the Ggmnmql}):,.‘,, whig under fuch circumftances, it cannot beliey, r: 'bmefi and confcientious means have been or wm‘tm the Priclts of the Romith ...
... defence. The beginning-offence of all our woes has been lately dicovered, and far Ironi bearing against me, that divert the Whig support might Lave claimed if timely aware it, it the cause of all the torment have'beeti exposed since Oib>- brr IKOU. 1 dare ...
... but they failed in their attempe, by, T, o oy journey on Friday evening, at fix O.M’:‘?l‘ hours within the time fpecified, whig, v ¥ in fixdays. The wager was b.m.,,n that d.:l‘ and Mr. Whitham, a tanner, ip Chorbyy 5 3001. againft Mr. T.’s zoq], . b ...
... nmt arid tlliLtral insinujtiom, arc a» tair obircls oi complaint.—Such has experi’ need from Writer subscribing I»im*clf *1 Whig. vindicate himself against these, must once more obtrude himself their attenticn. Ha relics that tiicir candour will •corn ...
... Endeavour to find out if the Officers o e lith navy have a favourable opinion of the ful, if they fpeak the French language, a 4 whig or republican principles; anq fend names of thofe diftinguifthea for navg) by, political or fenarorial ralents, i * Of thefe ...
... Councils, or any place of trash profit, under the Government, ail p -r.—as who t:;. be 0,..! cated in the said abuses. . * Whig Club.— The Whig Club yesterday held its Monthly Meeting at the Crown and Aniat— The Duke of ILdford was the Chair. tilth Mr. Fox was ...