... the Soundness of charactere Heajluded to the represees' tations given of the-apaches of an Hon. Member opposite (Mr. Fox) tit Whig Clubs and other Meetings, *at a certain period of the lase war. In these speeches the Hon. Gentleman was made to 'repre-- sent ...

... WHIG CLUB. The fourth annual meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday last, at the Crown-and-Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Mr. Fox in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Robert Spencer, Sir W. Milner, This meeting wa s more than the ...

... the machinery used in the manuf#cture of broad cloth, &c. on the estate of a Spanish Nobleman, near St. Ander°. - • • • The Whig Club on Tuesday dined - at the London Tavern, Sarnuel--Whitbread, Esq. in the-Chair. As• it was the anniversary of his Majesty's ...

... took place over all England; and no where with more 'acrimony than in London and Middlesex: Upon that occasion, though the 'Whig principles of Mr. Skinner were petfectly• known, and illat his ' intimate friend Mr. Byng, candidate. for elle County, and ...

... Borough of Leominster, without oppoition,. and chaired through the principal streets of that. place. • • The first meeting nf the Whig Club, for the seaion, was held on Tuesday at the Crown-and-Anchor Tavern,. Mr. Byng in the chair. We need not say, that, •ar ...

... Man of the People, who has been bawling about corruption on the hustings, and toasting 'Liberty and the Constitution at the Whig Club for these last thirty years, and who told us a few days ago that, notwithstanding his being in office, he was unchanged ...

... arrived with dispatches, at Mr. Secretary Fox's Office, from Mr. 'Arbuthnot, the Ambassador at Constantinople. WHIG Crua.—Tuesday the Whig Club held meeting at the London Tavern, -when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair.. The day was spent ...

... conduct which had recommended him to their approbation. 'The Noble Duke then gave The City of London and its most distinguished Whigs—Mr. Alderman Combe, Mr. Waithman, &c. who both returned thanks; and he afterwards gave Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Grey, the Hon. William ...

... to the . ,Chair, The Meeting - wai 'Very thin. Mr. Whitbread was ap. pointed to,:take the Chair at the next Meeting. Is the Whig Club to be lost, when its friends are in power; or - only Whin :principles? Some American Paoers, of the 12th„of Febrnary, ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tuesday an extraordinary Meeting of this distinguished Society was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, his Grace the Duke of, Norfolk. in the chair. The requisition Was read, and,lVlr. Wm. Adam, in a short and niost affecting address, said ...

... 'Bailiff of Westminster. .Electors of Westminster, and Whig Club, four and four, not including any Members of Parliament. • Nottingham Deputies, Mayor and Corporation. Individuals of the Whig Club, three and three. Gentlemen, unable to attend on foot ...

... Westminster. Six iViarshalmen, two and. two. Electors of Westminster, exactly 144. Deputation from the Country. 'Members of the Whig Club—the number 174. • Household, in mourning cloaks—five. Physicians and Medical Gentlemen—seven. Divines in their gowns—twelve ...