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... different Inns ; and those of the Ist Regiment of Dragoons had also a sum of money giyeh to them to drink the King's health. The Whig Club on Tuesday dined at the London Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Esq, in the Chair. As it was the anuiversary of His Majesty's ...
... the line, have been /e>cis. i'ne apparent tranfiatioii I am I am. not what 1 am. If I P..;t am, I fiiould not whin am. E»t, ©whig to the verbs etre each making //.;j in the it may tranflated— what am. not what fellow. I was what follow*, (hould not what ...
... Treasurer. to the Company, at their Hall, in Lud-^ate-atreetr. and. may be had of all the nooksellers in i own and Country : * Whigsand eambiidgte Sheet. •- Raven, pr I^ndon Sh^iontiOoppw Plate.. Goldsmith's Almanack, on a que paper, for the ?? ?? ?? r ...
... children he laid ** larct Uteri IdbiSs iirunJo, It went on in a moft extravagant ftile in this way, and talked of the Duke of the Whig Club, the King, the Queen, and the Royal Family, being all leagued againft him. then proceeded call, Mr. Lewis, a and apothecary ...
... Frenchmen, and would have had the viiflory if Bcniadottc, who arrived with 15,1KK) freffi troops, had not fucceeded in tepai whig the Ruffian army, in confetpteace which they were to retreat.” A letffik from Inglau, dated Dec. 6, fays, The sth of December ...
... candidate tor the University of Cambridge, nor ever had any such intention. Lord Henry Petty, is a candidate, supported by the Whig Interest. The friends of the Earl of Hard wick c have announced to the Vice-Chancellor of Cam- bridge, that his Lordship is ...
... Lauenburgh territory, be ordered a geheralembango tobe laid upon all Prussian vessels in the p>rts ol Sweden and Pomerania. Whig CLUB.-r-.Testerday the Meeting of this Society was numerous. The business iii the two Houses of Parliament prevented the ...
... Lord Naf.so.--i, do not amount U 1000 L ! ! .. Mr. D«venp«rtJia3 started for the represent io a of Cheshire, supported b-fclhe Whig interest of t..*t county, against Colonel 31*01*4$ toy. There is every prospect ef Mr. Davenport fceio^ratarii-d. External ...
... since the. Ve_ ?? fe-ilf . docia-K tan m eater part of th* period ftaar tte Pevo- k ?? ?? beiug ever ?? attaohed to * . tmc Whig priiicipl_. At the __ Wf ...
... agired to, without one dissenting voice. Witrc Club. — On Tuesday, at one o'clock, a very iiumeroris Sp'-cinl Meeting of. the Whig Club was held 'at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, for the 'purpose of entering into some* resolutions, ex*, pressure of ...
... Tlie Carriages bearing the I>irec£ors of thes*! sotemn rites. • . E'ertor. of Westminister, four Mid four. Members of the Whig Clnb, tru— ..and three.' Members of Parliament, two aad two. Carriuges of the Nobility, — c. &c. The Streets vyere to be lined ...
... fcarf, hatband gloves, by awp gentlemen on foot, with (carves, hatband, and gloves. On* fcu-drrd and fblty b'enthers of the Whig Chib, black mourning cloaks, and Icarve*. with iilfc hatbands, gloves, four ami four. Huvfchatd in cloaks, witii [carves, haibamis ...