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... brave, but wretched army he has deferted; and the Idol of Fifteen Days will be munaiked completely to the Great Nation. • ' The Whig Club dined again at . the Crown and ',Anchor on 'Fuefilay, .Lind Holland in the Chair. His Lordfhip gave as Toafts-.-- the ...
... pounds, arid the liquors in his cellar for two hundred and feventy-fix.— The LETTER killeth, but the SPIRIT giveth life. - WHIG CLUB. At tel: Meeting on Tiler:lay, • after the urual fentiments of'thc Jay, the Lord Mayor (the Chairman). gave the health ...
... Conftellation's-main-malt gone over the fide, the enemy would, it is thought, have been captured. li At the monthly meeting of the Whig Club, on Tuefday, the Duke of Norfolk again took the chair. The memory of George I,Vafhington was drank with rapture. ...
... and the chriftening took place in the Egyptian Hall. The Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Grey, Mr. Whitbread, &c. were of the party. WHIG CLUB. On Tuefday this fociety held its annual meeting Mr. Fox declaimed againft the 'rich Union, which he called an attempt ...
... Drawing approaches, which commences the zd of next March. The 21) of this Month the 11-O State Lottery begins Drareving, IN WHIGS ARE THE roLtowiNGv.tt.uz: aao,coo, £15,000, fro coo, S.coo, 1,000 and from Pico to 0. 'HE Tickets, Halves, Qorters, Eighths ...
... which were prefent Mr. Pitt, and molt of the late and prefent Members of Adminiftration. YefterdAy the fecond Meeting- of the Whig Club for this feafon was held at the Freemafon's Tavern. Mr. Erfkine, in a . letter to the Secretary, apologized for not being ...
... juitnefi of their fentence ; but ftrungly denied ever having the leaft intention of committing murder. A numerous meeting of the Whig Club was • held on Tnefday at the Crown and Anchor Tav,rn; Mr. Sheridan was in the Chair, and when his health was drank he ...
... it is thought that the Siamefe have again fomented this rupture. On Tuefday, a very numerous meeting of the Members of the Whig Club dined at the London Tavern.—The Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of Albemarle, Lords Holland and R. Spencer, Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan ...
... the proviiions which now remain on hand, and for which, in confequence of the Peace, there is no longer any occafion. At the Whig Club Meeting. on Tucfday lafl, the Duke of Norfolk, who was in the chair, after paying a handfome compliment to the late Duke ...
... Infpedors of raw Hides and Skins. within the laid Market Town of Birmingham and the thereof, for the Term of one Year next en• Whig. Public Office, Birmingham, Aug. 11, 18(3. Under Iptronage of the D. P. G. M. THE lIRETEIREN of the ALFRED LODGE. Sutton Coldheid ...
... Spencer and Carnarvon, Lords R. Spencer and Morpeth, Mr. Fox, General Fitzpatrick, hleffis. T. Grenville, Howard, and Elliot. THE WHIG CLUB.—Monday fennight there was a Meeting of this Club at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Duke of Norfolk in the Chair. The ...
... rife , to feveral ridiculous rumours about Dublin, of too abfurd a nature to deferibe. . , CLune—Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox was in thc:chair. The Makes of Norfolk and Bedford, Lord Lauderdale, ...