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... directions receive from inhabitant, on the Ist February next, only one half of the Poor's Rate which was paid the last quarter. Whig Ctuß.—The monthly meeting was held yesterday the Crown and Anchor, the Hon. Thomas Erskinc in the Chair; when the Sovereignty ...
... papers from General The battle is described having been bloody, obstinate,' and lone. The • presrate was Upon the French right whig. The loss killed, and wounded both sided was in all probability nearly canal; but French succeeded in their main object of ...
... Aiken, from the original Paintings Peter Pindar, Esq. price One Guinea. Speedily will published, An Ode Eonaparte; and the Whig Club, to Charles Fox, imitation Horace. [I GREY STALLION. DENMARK, the famous Grey late His Majesty's, now in possession the ...
... Posts. t ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF MAY 19. J C«a,m*erlain's Office, May 18. TvT'.) hereby given, that her Majesty will have whig-room, at St. James's the 4tli 'jf Jime t, his M.-jesty's Birth-day, but ill totbe ball ia the evening. Whitehall, May 19. The ...
... field, and the heroism his death—arc worthy the imitation of all who desire, like him, a life honour and a death of glory. Whig Club.—The last meeting for the season was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Byng in the Chair, vice Mr. Alderman Coombe ...
... afterwards chosen: Sir Banks was re-elected President, Mr. wegg, Treasurer, Mr. Planta and Dr. Wbitakcr Gray, Secretaries. Whig Cl meeting for the season was held yesterday, at Wpmason's Tavern, Lord Holland in the Chair, instead Enkine, who was prevented ...
... William, it is true, was different character from one who would take such sinister advantages ; but auother might, and appealing Whigs, and then to Tories, incline those only %vho would pay most; whilst, the other hand, it would operate as the establishment ...
... grand-dam Squirrel, hi* great-;.rand-cam Cade, his great-great-grand-dam the little Partly Mare Rar'Wt's Childer., out Flying Whig, Williams's Woodstock Arabian, the Saint Victor Parb, Why not son the Fenwick Barb. See. Chi jwell a litao'iful Chesnur, hands ...
... by Squirrel, his great-grand-dam by Old Cade, his great-great-grand-dam the little Mare Bartlet's Childers, out of' Flying Whig, Williams'# WoodsAck'Arabian-, the Saint Victor Barb, Why not son of the-Fenwickßarß, Ike. Cbigwell ia beautiful Chesnut, full ...
... devoted himself to elegant literature and useful speculation. In his political connections he acted through life on the old Whig principles, and by all parties was admitted to be a zealous friend the interests his country. had made his.choice of friends ...
... Cornwallis had acquired by his conduct new claims the gratitude of his country. -- Mr. Sheridan vindicated ths consistency of the Whig Party, which, he said, still kept its ground, amidst the eleven twelve parties in'o which that House was now • divided. ridiculed ...
... given on the occasion of the Pcace. The characters were numerous, and the dresses tasteful and elegant. The Members of the Whig Club yesterday held their last meeting for the season, the London Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair, who gave, as toast appropriate ...