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... influence of Mr. Prefident Jefferfon Thomas Paine has arrived in this City, and has received a cordial reception from the Whigs of 1776, and the Rei.ublicans of I Soo, who' have the independence to feel and avow a fentiment of gratitude fOr his eminent ...
... prudence. Nottingham was divided into two parties, one was , the Whig party: but parties every where bettoveed on their opponents fuch names as they pleafed, and fince the name of Whig grew out of fafhion there were called true Tories. The party which ...
... any inconveniences' fhould stile to the I early and eff:eClual meafures will be ad them. • . eras, , 'At the meeting of the Whig Club,• en, I.aff, Mr. Fox, on his health being drank, lai.PelecA though he confidered the prefent ' w ar as nonititim f ary ...
... dirchareedi for alledr .1 Connexiiine with the traitors of the faMe . period ; and Mr. Dos,'.l Jail, once Secretary to the Whig Club, having with' others been, comimtted Fort George, • had a . purl.' cular indolgence extended. tOhim . b y . perinitting ...
... delivered our fentiments-already we (hall only add, that they appear the invariable enemies of every meafure founded on the old Whig Confiitutional principles, and that their plans of policy, If adopted, would infallibly lead us back to that def. yotlfuwhih ...
... causes w ‘. ar now 'carrying on in India aga inst som e t'Arli an States, wi thout the knowledge bf ve ry c ree p in . the Whig Club of • T l u l e l s e day w , erir sp , ok li : said, ii 1 r the, misters. , .Y . ~,, to d i inefficient, .and ,yei Mc' ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuesday 'this Society held one of their public dinners at the Crown 'and Anchor Tavern in ti Strand, Lis 'Grace the Duke of Bedford in the Chair. The meeting was hut thinly attended the number of Members present not being above two hundred ...
... WHIG CLUB; Yesterday a Meeting of the Whig Clnb was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox.was in the Chair. The Dukes of Norfolk and Bedford, Lord Lauderdale, Sir Wm. Milner, „Mr..- Wm. Smith, and a numerous body of the Members were present, probably ...
... because I believe the Whig principles of this Country are , those:which must save the Country. I am.. of opinion that the Creed, profesed by those who support that'lnterest; is a Creed calculated for Freemen;' but if shuuld find that the Whig In. tt.lest deserted ...
... -001LITICAL,. • - • - oiCONtiMICAL By JUI . IN,GARDIINCR;Ati ), ''' I Roral oPPhysicians, und of gi.aang;3;eolfncktihtlnic !Whig.; to a i.iterary the Prtacilxit''Cittilei all/t or the which the precigellet;ree t: e i . ab o h 'et i t i l r e ° 4 )' s ri ...
... evening, his Majesty , and the Princesses :honoured the Concert of Ancient Music with their presence. , The second meeting of the Whig Club took place on Tuesday, at the London Tavern, his Grace the Duke of Norfolk in the Chair; There was a very numerous attendance ...
... them as he felt for the Egyptians, when' he wrote to Frznice for a similar reinforcement of ‘, strange women. TuesdaT the Whig .Ciao held its ing, ,vtfic - h was well attended; his Grace the fluke of '-'Bedfetrd in the Chair. As soon as the health of ...