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... 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 ...
... at the next General Fieftibri, will curious to hear what grounds Will found bis prfetenftoris—Whether ns the Leader of the-whig Club in the North Ireland, and a, vehement decla mer favour cf Parliamentahy Reform, or the pliable fappertef alternately Mr ...
... Bristol, at the next general ion. It W be to hear on w hart grounds he will found his pretension. —whether as the leader of the Whig Club to the North of Leland, and a vehement declaimer in fgratir of Parliamentary Reform, or as the pliable supporter altt ...
... than Mr. Cavcndifk Cradfii ;w—but latter a Member of Parliaiiient, and. therefore has a better claim a Bnccurc than the poof Whig Poet: , .- * ...
... raoli unfatisfaftsry manner, has refufed the honours which the p.fiAL Independents ofWeftmmfter had prepared for him, as true Whig and the d.fintereftcd adherent of Charles Fox’s principles. Mr. Sheridan, it is fcid. adheres to the text o, fmeenty—he is ...
... Madeira, was, courfe, in high, glee, when i'urrounded by the.happy one fide perhaps he was,greeted } the falut:.- ot a ci-devant Whig, whole former were buried with thofe the Vilcnunis the other, Merchant’, wl'ofe anxiety rice to obtain the lichee proniiied ...
... , Earl Percy, Lord Wm. Ruife), Mr. Byng, Mr. Whitbread, & . together with the whole of Mr. Fox’s colleagues in office. The Whig Clob, with the Duke of Norfolk at head; will attend the funeral. ...
... order ro take a peep at Boulogne. Hit wat yeflrrday landed at Deal, and wat fainted with 15 from the frigate at leaving her. Whig Club. —Yeflerday extraordinary meeting of thit dlßingtiiflved Society ».» held at the Crown Anchor Tavern, hit Grace the Duke ...
... will propofed, it underflood, in oppofiriou to Earl Percy. hear that he is gentleman the higheft refpeftabi- and talents.. Whig Club—VeSerday extraordinary meeting of taw diftinguilUed Society- was held the Crown and AWu«r'Tavern, bis Grace tlie Duke ...
... - Carried by a Gentleman on foot, with fcaif, hatband, Sec. fupported by two Gentlemen, with fcarves, Sec. Members of the Whig Cldb ( One hundred and fifty black mourning cloaks, hatbands, &C. walking three and three ; Ninety-fix in black (ilk fcarves ...
... and with scarf, hatband and gloves, suoportcd by two Gentlemen on foot, with scarves, hatbands anal gloves. MEMSFRS of the WHIG CLUB,. • • in black mourning cloaks, and in scarves, with siri . hatbands and *gloves, four and four. , Household, in Mourning ...
... and accuflonied acquifitiont by the (word, thefoldier looks down with ignorant contempt on * Charfei Ft in his tpccclt 10 the Whig Club ©a ccorlufion of the Aauen*, Ibe bumble parfairt the cirisn and bnflMod ...