... family of Bedford. The earls and dukes have all been brothers, confins, or grandfons of their immediate prcdeccflbrs. The Whig Club have deferred their next meeting till after the funeral of the late Duke of Bed* ford, who was one of its moft worthy ...

... preliminary dinner on Saturday present, the Prince of Wales, French Princes, many of the Nobility, &c. Yesterday the members of the Whig Club dined At the Crown .and Anchor Mr. in the chair. The Duke of Norfolk reported from the committee appointed to consider ...

... ass which could not to Thus situated, should propose amen Iment which h • ousted would he sup-, ported the remains of the old whig who had cons a..: y the war. The object ot amendment would the regtei that that the omission of several negotiating lor peacr ...

... TUESDAY 8f- 5.a.4 WEDNESDAY - . .af. 4 . tRDAY - ?? - - rn. wf a . SflAY.1 -- - - ?? Sm. a£. S FAIR TFSE EN'SUINt WE> . - :e'tofl~whig is M corte& t..itement of the 1C2 tended Allowance ?? to Nayal Oficers- ?: D sj. twr ~, o. : Par Day. e Adasiralof the -Soo ...

... 000 seamen, including 12,000 marines. So large a peace establishment is, we believe, unparalleled in our history. Tuesday the Whig Club held their first meeting for the season, at the Crown and Anchor —Lord William Russell the chair. Tuesday the Lord Mayor ...

... Gens d'armerie, viz. of Horse, and 813 Foot, the whole formed into Legions. Tuesday the Duke Norfolk presided at a meeting the Whig Club, held at the London Tavern, when John Huikes, Esq. M. P. for Rochester, John Coleman Rashleigh. Esq. William Downe, Esq ...

... the vagrant act, until the next Qarter Sefflons, when the Society mesas to continue the profecution. At a late meeting of the Whig Club, in trinking the re- gular and couftitutional fentimeats of the Society, when they cante to tlhe toaRt- The Ctaufe for ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tuesday the Members of this Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The usual toasts, and the healths of a great number of Gentlemen, were drank.—ln returning thanks for drinking his. health, Mr. Fox said, he thought this time ...

... Watfon, Efq. -& Ald. .Wiliar'Xlnnihiii ,, Efq John ltlnore' Efq.,- .: '''sIFsE' Wo C Lu.B. A, very numerous Meeting of tshe 'Whig Club had their .montl;ly. -dner on ,TtTufday at the Crown and Anhor' Tawverni'Mr. Fox in the Chair- Mr. Fox, in-returning' ...

... . 5. When called out actual invasion, paid and disciplined nii •c-e'ts the regular infantry. Tti-j day there a meeting the Whig Club, the Crown and Anchor. ;he absence Lord Tha;;;:t, Mr. lust presided. The toasts of the Club drank, that of Mr. Fox was ...

... and Aytonj. The Bankers; and Sir C. Pole. (This Gentleman's List the only one that not vet filled up.) At the Meeting of the Whig Club, on Tuesday last, Mr. Fox, on his health being drank, said, that though considered the present War more unnecessary, and ...

... colleftien from Abbott’s Leigh Court, late the property or the Hon. Mr. , Secretary Queen Anne, d’Author The [-.dependent' Whig. many the collefiion of tue late Ret. Sir James Stcuhoufc, ard Mr. Innit, late Statior.e-, London, and fcveral frm Nob iate ...