... Tuesday held at Lord Grenville s Olfite the advices received from nice. There was on Tuefday night a molt numerous meeting the Whig Club, when the Right Ho. notirable H. >mi»e, Lord Mayor of London, was in the Chair : he was the Duke at Norfolk, D-ke of Bedford ...

... pounds, arid the liquors in his cellar for two hundred and feventy-fix.— The LETTER killeth, but the SPIRIT giveth life. - WHIG CLUB. At tel: Meeting on Tiler:lay, • after the urual fentiments of'thc Jay, the Lord Mayor (the Chairman). gave the health ...

... y in the execution, are most prominent, and most entilled to admiration. There was last night most numerous meeting of the Whig Club, when the Right Honourable 11. C. Combe, Lore! Mayor of London, was the chair i was supported by the Duke of Norfolk, ...

... uSkuaf l'.: ~i they ware oedcreJ to Anna thy H» •ier Fort, with «rd, Ovueral hrir***> f There was left night mneroa ■whig of the Whig Club, what the Right Honourable if. C, CMNtr. Mayor of Loadoa, in the chain be was tupported by the Duke of Norfolk, ...

... WHIG CLUB. TUESDAY Very full Meeting of this Society *«ok the Crown »nJ Anchor tavern. The Lord- Mayor the chair. After the ft mding chairman, with appropriate corapUments,gave Air. Fo». Mr. Fox,!n thanking the company for the Itouour, faiJ, ha*.l liad ...

... vote, notwit!,(Wi recent elcftions. On the divifkn, tl.c ilir were in favour of the Union. Ayes 158 —Noes 115—Majority 4:. WHIG CLUB. .At the Meeting on Tuifday laf-, r ufual fentiments of the day, the Rig', t He,-, able Chairman gave M r.Fox; wh'ch was ...

... conh«jhcnee this resolution, the malt distilleries immeui. lcly lowered the price of spirits 2*. a gallon. th. meeting of the Whig Club the Crown and Anchor Tavtm, on' Tuesday last, Mr. the club his determination adhere lom.er resolution of pohrical retire ...

... nor iffue. other Judge# cammed in this ientiment, and the Rule to (hew was granted. Mr, Sheridan, at the fretting «»f the Whig Club, the fillowing lingular remark that family, ('ic Itourbonsj \vc are indebted for our national litul—jiic halt it was conti ...

... 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 ...

... by of the Privates of the Fencibles as ebufe to enlill the Regulars for the accuftomed bounty. Mr. ShcridanJs idea at the Whig Club, that half our national debt was contradled to pull down the Bourbons, and the other to reftore them, not unhappy. How ...

... What, faid he, is Jnrobiuifm ? Every man who had exprefled an opinion contrary Minifters had them been dubbed a Jacobin—the Whig Club bad been ftylcd a Jaccbin fociety—the Friends of the people, oh! they Were moll flaming terrible fet of Jacobins chat ...

... up and confined without any information on oath. This, however, had been practised in the reiui of Ring William, and under a Whig administration, when several men were apprehended for a conspiracy against the King's life, and confined for the whole of that ...