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... The Lady of General Don has obtained a paffport from the French Confulate, to enable her to virt her liu(band at Lille. The Whig Club dined ye(terday at the London Tavern, when Sir Will. Plomer took the Chair in the abfence of Lord Petre, who was prevented ...
... eight the Scrutineei-s declared the number to be, for the queftion 4i i-agai the queftion 554-majority agrainR it 139. The Whig Club yeflerday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair, and lie maintained the convi- ...
... Gz ge Greenhill, Treaturur t the Comrrvai's, at Ibith H~, ito L~t d. Streeto iraU rle i lejlesis in 'v wsn d and Coultmry :t Whig's aia Cnrridge Shee. Rtiven or Landon Sheet, on a Crapper Plate. .Gtolldltithis Alrnahitck, on a fine Papvr fur the PrkLet ...
... be erected in thie centre of Ruffell Square, the expence to be de. frayed by a voluntary'and general fubfcription. At tile Whig Club Meeting, on Tuefday laft, the Duke of Norfolk, who was in- the Chair, aftgr paying a handfome compliment to the memorv ...
... nevotr 2priadbied. drav/ihg5z,,be ~ot ~cepper' plate, and erpgraved an pld1 wpnl4n's ler, frhiig a pjintin ' by G6rard Dowe, whig h tiuaqttiempt-was rec qpd,,fivfexr traoid;1neryi, tba' be'a appointed HillurialEXngravcrtn. the Pftincc of Wales.'. 'He bos ...
... other fronm the country) to Schuyz, On the 24th of vSept. YOu .are to eftablifl -in your canton' an arnied force in the follo whig proportion-.- Zurich acoo men, Bernie 3o0o Lucerne, 10oo, Fribourg Soo, Soleure xooo, Schaff.' houfe 0o0, Bable 4oo, Grifons ...
... ti The .Flr-culzkn arrived at Bombay on the 6th of ti Sept. and, when unladen,was to be fent tolBengal. d di Yefferday the Whig Club dined together at. the London Tavern, for the fecond time this feafon. The Duke- of Norfolk was in the chait; T and ttany ...
... Leip, C5 . ri, late the Property of the Honourable Mr. T'itEsNciSRD, Secre- tary to Queen Ann, and Author of TheIrssdetpndent Whig. Likewsife many from the Coclectirn of the late Rev. Sir JAMcC SrTONI-OUSE, ;Ind- :r. INNIS, late Stationer, of London, and ...
... ill be all ready to join tbe fleet a. ain. The Doris made a fi-nal for aiciutance o the telegraph, on her arrival laft ev-oio whig ch iv-as otiwer-ed ; tiod teveral lighters from the Dock Yard x~ere iommuediately fent into Caw fand Bay, loaded * ith ipars ...
... it. The Duke of C. as fharply replied, and words not fit to be repeated, are faid to have pafltd between them. Yeflerday the Whig Club held their meeting at the London Tavern, when Mr. Alderman Combe was in the Chair. A number of can. didates were ballotted ...
... and St. Vincent, the latter ,f whoem, it was reported, gave in his refigna- Tiun to his Majefly. Yelterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor; Mr. Fox in the chair. The toalts of the'club beinog drank, the Duke of Norfolk piopofed ...
... Son, of Genoa, has flopped payment. It has failed for a very large fum; it was one of the greatef1 banking-houfes, in Italy. WHIG CLUB. - This Club - held its firft Meeting for the feafon veflerday at the Crown and Anchor. Mr. Byng was in the Chair.- the ...