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... Irish papers, which state, that Jamb« Napper Tandy has received His Majesty's par- ?? know he will be pardoned. On Tuesday the Whig Clv!) dined at the Free- masons' Tavern, and the Meeting was very nu- merous. Mr. Crespigny in the Chair. After the standing ...
... are respedful'.y informed thtit the . above GALLERY will finally close TO-MOR ROW, the 25th instant. / WHIG CLCIL ' ?? rHE next Meeting of ?? WHIG-CLUB will be on Tuesdey, tite sth of May, at the Freemasons' lavern, Great Queen-street, LiikolnVlnn- Fields ...
... Varty John Johnson. 1 tckets to be had of the Stewards, and at the Bar. ✓ Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. ' WHIG CLUB.* ~ THE next Meeting of the WHIG-CLUB will be on Tuesday, the S th of May, at the Freemasons', lavarn, Oreat Qiieeu-street r Lincotn-'s- ...
... WHIG CLUB. Yesterday, the Members of this $o c . e ._• together ar Freemason's Tavern, Mr Fn • chair. The Meeting ?? very numerous ? * others present were, Mr. Fox, Earl IW. i . Holland, Lord Robert Spencer, Mr Era*' Alderman Combe, Mr. Bvng, and Mr ...
... and ornamented with a beautiful Engraving, price cs. boanls. Also, speedily will be published, An Ode to Bonaparte; and the Whig Club to Charles Fox, in imitation of Horace. DR; ROBERTSON'S HISTORIES— NEW POCKET EDITIONS, WITH PLATES. ** This Day are published ...
... Portsmouth, on Friday, seized a thief stealing plate from the house of Mrs. Solley, in Portman-square. Mr. Fox's observation at the Whig Club should have represented Mr. Addington rather as the KiNG'sy_-ti boot's boot. Jack, as the latter assisted in nulling the ...
... We agree in opinion with Mr. Fox, who, two or three years ago, when the same alarm existed, treated it in a speech at the Whig Club as ridiculous, and the plans of invasion as vi- sionary. But it will become Government not to despise. the threats of ...
... the Morning till Evening, at No. 67, Lower- Grosvenor-street. Admittance One Shilling. Catalogues gratis. WHIG CLUB. THE next Meeting of the WHIG CLUB will be on TUESDAY, the ad of June, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Mr. Alderman COMBE, M. ...
... cannot possibly open before the ensuing Week, the day of which, due notice will be given. ————_-_ _ THE next Meeting of the WHIG CLUB will -, b n- TUESDAY, the 2d of June, at the London Tavern, Bishopry. .'.--street. Mr. Alderman CO.iiBF, M. P. in the ...
... delay in conferring this honour has been occasioned by doubts at Vienna whether it would be given to foreigners. Yesterday the Whig Club had their last dinn 1 for the season at the London Tavern. Mr. Alder- man Combe, who was appoint 10 the Chair, be- ing ...
... — in virtue of their baronies, and temporalities holden of the King ? — I believe it bas ever been the Constitutional and Whig opinion at least, that they do nor. If so, they no more represent the Clergy, than the other Barons represent the land-holding ...
... fa&ion will have disengaged themselves from the Portlands, Fitzwilliams, the Spencers, 'he Windhams, the heads ofthe ci-devant Whigs, and will retain, what they really wanted, the sup- port of the privates in the ranks of both Houses of Parliament. Mr. Pitt ...