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... liberated from the county gaol, to their families, and their have the fatisfattion of receiving every (hilling their debt*. • The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor on Tuefday, when Lord Holland .was in the chair.—The principal togftil were, The Sovereignty ...
... city of Dublin. All the and avenues leading the Hottfe of Commons were crouded at an early hour. 011 Tuefday a meeting of the Whig Club took place, at which the Lord Mayor was Prefident. Mr. Fox, this occalion, intimated that hisluccefs Monday had been (mall ...
... Cip*sfls Co«. (ills—l have the honor /end you vine Co'nveij. tions concluded for the evacuation of the city of Genoa the'right whig ( the- French army. Since the jfhttf have-received-iio'fopplies either France or Corfica.' §n'ce the .ajth. of May .people ...
... ofTortola, with'So sail of merchant vessels under convoy, since wfuch'time. lave 'experienced. most dreadful weather, it •bio whig'hard, with thunder, lightning, and heavy vain, which separated the convoy, most of them having materially suffered five are ...
... Montague's] leave of absence..Mr.Pitt, Mr.] Addington, Ml- Home Voted on,] .the same union these- is] justly « ,A meeting-of -the--Whig Club -was. held. 4 on. '• TuesdSj-, at Mr.-FoxharangUed the com-' ; pMjy-on the .state of the country ; after which Mr-Sheridan ...
... Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, is arrived at Pdmmouth in the Retribution (late the Hermione) frigate. Yesterday the Members the Whig Club dined together the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Sheridan was in tffe Chair; and on his health being drank, he rose to ...
... who wished to recommended to the Speaker's Chair. Sir John Mitford has Speaker exactly one year. Tuesday the Meeting of the WHIG CLUB was held at the London Tavern, Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Norfolk, &c.—After the usual ...
... As a man his Grace was universally, respected and beloved. In his political connections he acted through life upon the old Whig principles, and all parties he was admitted to a zealous friend to the interests of his country. For some years he dedicated ...
... distinguished his'estimable brother, and for which he is said to be eminently qualified solid judgment and natural taste. -At the Whig Meeting, on Tuesday, last, the Duke of Norfolk, who was in the chair, after paying a handsome compliment to the memory of late ...
... and Mr, BaSlie was nominated pa the evening preceding the election, very respectable and numerous body of electors in ttie Whig interest. This beingjrtade known to Sir Frederick and his friends, they soon found there was little probability success, and ...
... explained his motives as Chairman a Committee lor managing the election Thomas Foley, Esq. and concluded svith an euiogium Whig principles. . The Sheriff then, according to ancient usage, adjourned the Court to Widemarsh, where the proc ..matioifS were ...
... Tuesday mentions the promotion about :oo Milit.u y Officers to Captains of companies regular regiments. At the Meeting the Whig Club, on Tuesday last, Mr. Fox, on his health being drank, said, that though considered the present war more unnecessary, and ...