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... Verse Moses, under the direction of Divine Providence, conducting, the Children of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land. Whig Ciup.T—At the meeting of the Club yesterday, Mr. Clifford gave Sir Francis Burdett as a toast; which was objected to by, ...
... and found her Ladyship stretched Koi,r burnt death ; the bed and furniture were Sumc and the flames were rapidly spreading \7 whig the building, which was nearly detamn Ule . the , flarr could he extinguished. —Lady F. (' the 70th year of her age ; she was ...
... Sirius, were captured by the enemy, as two of them have been recaptured and sent into port the Mediator and Pomona frigates. The Whig Club had a very numerous and respectable meeting yesterday, at the Freemason's Tavern, the Duke of Bedford in the Chair. On ...
... and farmers of the county of was held on the same day, at Lewes, and resolutions of similar import to the above were adopted Whig Cluh.—Yesterday this society held a meeting* at the Crown and Anchor. Mr. R. W. Clarkson re-accepted the office Secretary for ...
... considerable number are custody on charges of rioting, and special commission, it is expected, will be appointed try the prisoners. Whig Club. —The Tast meeting for the season was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair, which was ...
... 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 ...
... rcafrgo of ftiigarffom feuirtialoupe, which island shi had not long since carried troops and military storek ' At a ttieeting the Whig Ciob On Tuesday,: Wardle proposed * Member, and unanimously iThe of Norwich having refused to car)l meeting, (the:.inhabitants ...
... justice, his grand-dam Squirrel, his great dam by Old Cade, his s;reat great the little Mare, hy Bartlet'S Childers*, out of Whig, WiHiams's Wco Arabian, the Saint Victor Bans, Whynot, son the Barb, &c. money fcr covering, and all expstices, be at the time ...
... 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 ...
... Madoeks, and Major Cart* wrighu In th? speech delivered Sir Francis, upon the drinking, of his health, was severe upon those Whig Members of Parliament who had rather cooled uj>ot! tin* subject Reform, but very lavish in praises of Mr. Wardle, who returned ...
... Antelope Inn, . BAY MARE, yrs. old, got by Skyscraper, danr 57 j out Madcap, by Snap, Miss Meredith, Cade, Hartley Mare, Flying Whig, Bartlet's Lot 5. A ditto, 4 yrs. old, got by ditto, out of ditto. 3. A yr. old COLT, Dotterel!, out of ditto. . . Lot 4. A ...
... - !limter .was W.qdnfeday elccteil v l London (jjg staee lite Newnbam^ A- was .Monday held. at Chelms!pr4, eoi^ed by the s Whig person to.Jib uq. tit. t^t-sitnuy-oft the the late Mr. tJioHsfhan ok'. fc« : ••hV, l;;.deit§i;.U(:nt tff any , Vfuiit'tfi'tSf ...