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... and be promifet to bright ornament in the fituation in which the Britilh Government have thought proper to place him. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor onTuefday. Lord Holland was in the chair. Nothing particular happened. The principal toaßs ...
... but alfo manifefted a difppfition renounce all fubmiflion to the Dey. ...
... unlimited andextenfivc commerce with the Chinefe, fo earneftly defired, towards rendering our more productive and permanent. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor on Tuefday. Lord Hand was in the Chair. Nothing particular happened. The principal were ...
... latter. Happy, under the idea of Mr. Fox's return to parliament, refrain from any ill-timed remark his secession. Surveying the Whig Interest through the Constitutional Medium, we reprobate all attempts to conf jund it with Republicanism. It is necessary that ...
... T. Etlkino D. North C. C. Weftern B. Edwards J. Nicholls J. Wigley Sir H. Fletcher TEi-t*BS. R. 0. Sheridan S. Whitbread. WHIG QLUB. There was on Tuefday night meeting of this Society, the Right Hon. H. C. Combe, Lord Mayor London, the Chair; fupported ...
... and it wa» thought they would bring fome farther particulars of that and other occurrence* in the npper part of the Gulph. whig ct.us or isr.i.AND, There was lad night molf numerous «f ihls Independent Society, when the Right Honourable H. C- C n’nh-* ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... there is a very proper memorandum, (uperfeding Lieut. Robinion the 66th foot, being a boy fchool. Mr. Fox mentioned at the Whig Club Meeting, on Tuefday, that he did not mean to attend the difcuflions tri Parliament future. alarming dilittrbance took ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...