... ;t thick fmoak. The frofi never yet impeded the rapidity of its cou.fe. Lord Hol'and was in the Chair at- the dinner ofthe Whig Club yelicrday, and the meeting was numerous. The Lod Mayor was announced as Chairman at tht next dinner. The Stewards are ...

... everal other Gentlemen, addreffed the company, on their healths being drank. The LordMavorwasintihe chair. Mr. Fox, at the Whig C0b Dinner on TueC- day, decrared his determination'to adhere to his for- mer refolution of political retirement, of the pro' ...

... his two brothers, having received his Majelly's permiffion to come to London, arrived in town yetlerday. At a meeting of the Whig Club, on Thurf- day, Meff. Erikine and Fox expreffed their determination to perfifl in their feceffion from Parliament, untill ...

... 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 ...

... ;-, unlefs the per- fjfis at preient in confinement for the riot at 1 Lane i.ni y in Sti-ft'ordj-iic, are f.t a: 'ibeny. j Whig Club.-' -Mr. Fox on TncTday took the Chair at the monthly d-nner cf tl.'s Soctety.— After the ufual toaits, the Duke of Notrolk ...

... Hightsefs declined the honcur on ac- di e of his infirm f{iat of health, and Lord it a was re-eled. ?r Fox preilded a, the Whig Club on at i l 12y, and took occalion in his fpeech af- di ;tr d innr to declare kis decided hollility to ti neafure of Union ...

... thofe, who ?? of her diitrefs bave deferted her in the Sesate, tnd ltood up the afrefled, bat impotent, p other liberty in a Whig Club. 1: to tlie meafure of Union, I need not now I be li' Jit Houfe that I oppofed it in I'nn'mc, that I I in every ftage ...

... diftrefshave deferted herin the Britifh Senate, and flood Up the affeaed, but impo- e tent, champions of her. liberty in a Whig l Club. e Sir, as to the meafaie of Union, I need not now I believe tell the Houfe that I op- o pofed it ;2 Iimiuae, that I ...

... h3ppy and glorious, Longi to rrigul oserus, Goi fave the Ki-og, Sir. May lleA~it and proipetity ever attcnd him, Anii bthl Whig and Tory unite to defen1l lhim May the fruit ofLoyd'sy . vdeintre i ; kt SirI Abroad give astrium'lss, at home aive us peCce ...

... do 1 yr t 1 null 1 have never devi- ated iro-n the pr'.noplcx t.vat nr;t in'i juced me j 10 tne EeAors ot a'taamttd, namely, Whig P-in- • c.p.'ta, co a,.ie>i ! have likherta had the g0..0 fo.tun* • to aU Lnifjtr..lJ, aad hive it od my gtou .o.— Thv [ f ...

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... that the Oppofition in the Hoafe of Lords will reckon forty of the modt illutrious and opu. X lent Peers of Edgland. D The Whig Club yefterday dined, at the London Ta- n vern, when his Grace the Duke of NORFOLKt was in s'the Chair, and he maintained the ...