... everal other Gentlemen, addreffed the company, on their healths being drank. The LordMavorwasintihe chair. Mr. Fox, at the Whig C0b Dinner on TueC- day, decrared his determination'to adhere to his for- mer refolution of political retirement, of the pro' ...

... h3ppy and glorious, Longi to rrigul oserus, Goi fave the Ki-og, Sir. May lleA~it and proipetity ever attcnd him, Anii bthl Whig and Tory unite to defen1l lhim May the fruit ofLoyd'sy . vdeintre i ; kt SirI Abroad give astrium'lss, at home aive us peCce ...

... tendestcy to reduce the prioe of' pig-Mseat, nowv so ellormiously hligh. Litd. iuesday ?? ntamerous mleeting or the Members of the Whig Club dined at the Lon- don Tavern. Mr. Ald. Co~nbe in the chair, vith Mr.. Foj oil his rights, and the Dulke of ?? on his left ...

... ddath, in case a ni ufavourable change :t . tlteof 'his i healt h slhould occur, I: conteiit: nitqemf with gi ing the fol whig instricitions tocmy bead d lirlrs rah cfiel taq:wig:r ieesw of the late Ra!AHi0e~igi 4ieC(t! arrival atMel- hearJn.i1 Intimation ...

... should be placed in the public hall, without the consent and ap- probation of the Corporation at large. The Meeting of the Whig Club on Tuesday, at the Crown and Anchoi, was by kor the most nwuerous and respectable that has taken place for some years ...

... near Winghan, by* which SO3qrs. of malt were spoiled. The torzent proved ?? to. tle hop plantations in Itle neighbotirloud of Whig. hjaai and did. grneps d great inj 'Fy to those of tunips. HARWIHi, Asigts.s. Thutrsday wasmarried, Mr.Thomns Evans,' solicitor ...

... ex- tingaish ihe flame. They may be thrown %wih very great precisioqw to a distance of QOOO yards. Thle first meeting of the Whig Club, for the season, was held on Tuesday at the Crown ,and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Byng in tlie chair. The health of Mr. Fox was ...

... present at that interesting scene, upon the quarter-deck of the Victory. Mir. Fox was lately reminded, by'an old friend of the Whig Club, of former services, who hinted a hope that they were not forgotten 1My dear Sir, said the Minister, be assured of ...

... thlat thle pre- 'sent is, that tihere wil1 bze ao Royal excursion to Weymouith this ;seasqn. T'here was a meetinig oft' he Whig Cluzb on Tuesdayr, ^^ hich was very numernusly attended. *Mr. Fox was present and M~r. Alderman Coombe wlas in the chair. The ...

... , and anmicably settled the dispute. Tue!;day a very numerous meeting (being lhe first this season) of the Memnbers of the Whig Clob Saciieiy twio. 4lace at the Crown and An- chor Tavern, his' Grace the Duke of Norfolk in the chair. l30 sat doo n to dinner ...

... The judgment of the Court of Ex- chequer has been reversed, and a large balance is clue to Sir Walkin Levves. Tuesday the Whig Club held their monithy meeting at the London T~avern,, when Lord Hollahd was in the chair. The Noble Lord gave the niemory ...

... nien of thetg Meeting, that it would be very iml- pr pcr to press the business forward. Tuesday a numerous meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Freemason's Tavern, who after a dinner, at which Lnrd William Russell preside(d, the tuasts of the Institution ...