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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. ...
... 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-* ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... packet from Coxhaven, made peer of the realm, and to have and eflablilbment, to bis other ' brothers. tt C/116.—0n Toefdsy the Whig Clob held their monthly meeting the Sbakefpeare Tavern, Mr. Fox :n the chair. On this occtfion the Hbo. Gentleman addreffed ...
... diftrefling. It was reported, but we hope without foundation, that little boy, between fix and feven years old, lofl his life. Whig Club —Mr. Fox on took (he Chair the Monthly Dinner of this Society. After the ufual toads, the Duke of Norfolk gave Mr. Fox ...
... inconvenience. the plan is carried into execution, it ought to be upon a grand fcale, that it may be viewed as national ornament. Whig Club. A numerous meeting of this Club was held on the London Tavern, which time Mr. Alderman Skinner was in the chair, who ...
... the brigades fioflffJngKsli pay it is said that the Marquis created Duke of Suffolk. mwallis will shortly be On Tuesday the Whig Club hadtheir first monthly meeting for the season, at the Crown and Ancliol Tavern. A great number of members attended, and ...
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... the in several columns. Munich, Dtc, 10. Within these two days the French have made repeated attacks with part of their left whig Muhldorf and Wasscrburg, but were every time repulsed with loss. It is, however, probable that these were merely feints to ...
... tl Attornies, Mr. Middlemore, Nottingham, or Mess. ? Devonshires, the Rutlands, and and Hunter, Lincoln’s inn New-square. Whig; ngham Salmen, of Manchester, manufacturer. sent; and, excepting the dresses! M r. Lowe, Manchester, or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor- ...