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... which have efcaped Ireland, which was four and two forty- dered to be read a fecond rt time fince, The Irith Dary Bill the Whig ub and_paffed. don Tavern, when The Houfe went into + was in-the with the urmoft Collingwoods Annuity Bi to be report to uke ...
... WHIG CLUB OB ENGLAND. On Tuefday the Whig Ciub held Meeting at the London Tavern, when His Grace the Duke of Norfolk w. s in the chair. The illuftrious and patriotic affcmbly fpeut the day with the utmoft conviviality. The Noble Lake, after the regular ...
... tlire&A against Hanover. The same Gentleman adds, that seriout fears were entertained for the safety of Hamburgh. Yesterday the Whig Club held a meeting at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair. The day - was spent with the ...
... Mr. Attorney Genera! having, on the part of the Bar, prefented the foregoing Jreis, Lord Chancellor Ponfonby read the folio whig Twer: Gentlemen, I feel much honoured your kind congratu.atio.i3 upon tny appointment the Great Seal Ireland ; and I (hall ...
... paintings and prints, ike. The ispleafantly fitnated, but a few years built, finilhed in modern good repair, confiding two neat dra whig-rooms, parlour, four bed-chambers, kitchen, cellar, coachhoub‘ and a pump well fupplied with good water, and many other ac ...
... WHIG CLUB. lad there a meeting of this C!uh the London Tavern, -when Mr. Alderman Combe was in the chair. He was Jupported by Mr. Secretary Fox, and numerous body of molt refpeflable characters. The conflitutional fentiments of the (ilubi the health of ...
... fubmitteJ to the Houfe Mr. Thomas Pitt, to enlilt men for a limited time. There was then great jealoufy exiftmg-between the Whig and Tory The obje.sl that Gentleman, he fuppofed, was totally, different from (he Right Hon. Gentleman, as Mr. T. Pitt’s plan ...
... operative law.—'Lord Flenry Petty lltppoited Mr. Fox ; but the ex-reprefentative of Downlhire, the ex-member of the Northern Whig Club—the ex'.irpater of Irilh Conftitution was filent—Mi. Fox laid, fome Irilh Members were ready to take the gauntlet, if ...
... James Van.ce, I.ord Frederick L'arli y, -j. Aldertv.a t. •ll’ im Alderman. . 0.-. v\ldcru;.;n. Benjamin Gault, f.Jq. Patrick I!whig, Kiq. John • b, I'.rq. M • Janiel Moo e, Kenny, Al.i'icre, Jebn a;I»ot Adunliurid, Public Sec. The Company, dilling Memlicrs ...
... Premier, under the appellation of Cinna, is extracted from the new Political Satire, entitled Torto Whiggo or, the Battle of the Whigs and Tories.” Him polifhed France had taught with fubtieft art To lull the reafon, and furpril'c the heart ; Greece with rude ...
... Lord Vilcount CalUsveagh, formerly a Member in Parliament for the County of Down, and one of the original Members the Northern Whig Club, principles fu a denly adhered to) one cf his Ma;city's Privy Counfellors cn both fides the Channel, which capacities ...
... ptefenUthi puo-15c wilfc the fthenre of the only Lottery to be, drawf th;* year, confiftihg of but tickets, which will commence dr*whig l3j i Leofioo -are -LSOfiOO 3 _ 10,0fc(0’ . SQfiOO _v l!ffiOO 5 . IfiOti 8 . 4,000 -tw ' ijioo so 4,100 20 . . . fixed priie ...