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... went out— the Chancel- lor was wounded in the arm, though {lightly, and he is in no danger. Mr. Sheridan ?? lall week at thc Whig Club, that half our national c!c l-.t was coiU_.i£t- r-d to pull ?? the Bourbon., and tin other to re (lore them. How many ...
... 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 ...
... meets the commissioners of income, lie will have a more satisfactory mode of solving their questions than he had last year. The Whig Club dined yesterday at the London Tavern, when Sir William Plomei took the chair in the absence of Lord Petrie, who was prevented ...
... meets the Com- milfioners of Income, he will have a more fatista&ory mode folving their queftions than he had laft year. The Whig Club dined on Tuefday at the London Tavern, Sir William took the Chair in the abfence of Lord Petre, who was 1 prevented by ...
... approbation of every man of fenfe, candour, and integrity, the difapprobation of every fool, the hatred of every malignant whig, andthecurfe of every villain. am, Gentlemen, Your mod obliged And moft obedient fervant, WM. COBBETT. ...
... it at &Ke Wie the a ra ob thea aver the ‘ta: I HOUSES, ad. Ht How A] Winch, teapriher woth tae tad ont 1 FR boas atthe vo Whigs A Gut oN ME oll bins the the tbat t sal sppis ty Me fi] We sai {ay my Cary aie el M 1s, Lec df AC rue 4 it eens i ION, fon ...
... The DuJ:e Norr o Was O. in f? • Chair the Whig CliiU, the an> ...
... Knitgn Bagogewut, tor- them off the pole, wrapped them roi/tid his body, rnd both remained dead the field battle.” l.aft rl.c Whig club dined the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the of Norfolk in the chair, who, after a few of the cuitomary remarks, complimented ...
... ar ‘l% ;; catual j“m“e;'awjf oo T 2 : ,=,'l = 3 - ‘:..,:::n.t..x >/ e itk g - L ordered to becom = e loud by fueh ul e {he Whigs of Ireland. alhmgton, ired i ke omg\t e his thiinks, bish wes drabk MH“ oy nable Ror ,%@‘.‘9 pply. 8 “}w. ‘ A | # - :?Z&R’“' ...
... declaratior —* Nothing,” he favs, and ceturned a verdiet of | ot the Republic; Olburn Dawfan 5 x done forthe turcay, for &c. of the Whig on Tuef- to defraud Ma Mrs. hachor, was numcroully at- had been clerk a Nortolk was in the chairs virtue of his th rv iowks ...
... Conftellation's-main-malt gone over the fide, the enemy would, it is thought, have been captured. li At the monthly meeting of the Whig Club, on Tuefday, the Duke of Norfolk again took the chair. The memory of George I,Vafhington was drank with rapture. ...
... rivoyage New South • Wales than to remain in England ran die chance of a more exemplary panifoment. LONDON, Avail. 7. , THE Whig Club met on Todfiby, the Duke of NerJUk in the chair,'— this meeting, among other toafts drank tank, die Memory George f** ...