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... I have' to fubrnit to the Houle; I claim merit with this Haute, The Aft which has been to fie. quently alluded to, for the %Whig of Elettion Contefts, known by the name of that Noble Lord's Aricator Mr. Grenville, a n d w hi c h has ~juftly been ,th e ...
... COPE'S DIVORCE. e F:I2JEAN'T' Otdlow appeared as Mr. Cope's C.) Ucunfl ai the Bar, and requetled permifflon, on the parr (Whig client, to witharaui the 8.111.' faid, , when Iv looked at the evicieneigiven at their Lordihipas bar, at the depolitions ...
... , • WHIG CLUB. . _ Yelterday the Members of this Society dined tog 6. , diet at the Crown 4nd Anchor Tavern ; Mr. Sheridan in the Chair. On 'Mr. She`ridan's health being drank, he faid, . In riling to return thanks for the flattering manner in which ...
... rAq , 1 Eteighton, Wants and FT nve, , : J.L.,,,,thi, Laclangtun, Aft:n Co. J.Stacicda J • . !seta. Clarke anti C. L. it: Wh.i.:g A i a , Itee.., Ca and Daces, J • liallg` r ; Cipagihri C6'. 'T. Hunt, W. Miller, Nturray, J. Hardin, J. Hatchard, R. H. Evans ...
... WHIG CLUB. yESTERDAY. a Meeting Of he :Whig Club Was held' at the Loodon Tavern, Mr. Alderman COMbt in the Chair.. He was fuprirted by the , nuke of Iqcirfolk, the Earl of AlbeMarle• 'Lord Hoilabd . Edy, Mr. Sheridan, Mt;Byng, Mr. Adair, and a very numerous ...
... fituatien of 'Chief Jaftice of the King's Bench. The Other departments are 'not fpoken,of with the fame confi. dence. . At the Whig Club Meeting, on Tuefday fait, the Duke of Norfolk, who was in the Chair, aftcr paying a handforne compliment to the memory ...
... iniftook her in the to)4eetlen) ' No ladies are admitted. . tril l . ~_ At a . CCOMpatlltd. her. i Nee lln ~lAt h it 4f llit Whig Club in on the 1 l'%lttaiie Lti htter was in th e c h a i r, and : .. , d, • , k I! k , ( [I i f e 4 , '.. . . 4444 6i1 pa ...
... out to the war,. 610..prore , htfily-`fatisfattipty to every branch of the , comnittnity.' An extraordinary Meeting of Ole Whig Club is to be held, foi of a Coffitnittee to confer with the Tre3ltirer, Sir joirei;ll Barics, in aid of a fuhfeription to ...
... too had deltroYed that , fluent, and 'influence in Europe, r Ile ,. AS ftood and applied, was of fo Much it°l';?`:,e,' Ti a Whig .he could . not but lainent the c. 3l t t ucc d two fYitem of the advilers'in this pro ~ v of Antb.r.te. great cataftrophes; ...
... fuppofed that the French would become fuch inrudors No part of this pidure is fueli us an Englifbman, whether he be a genuine Whig or a zealous Tory, can approve : but, with reference to the pability and the propriety of negociation, it is fatisfadory to ...
... Coming from Mr. Shepley, becaufe he knew they originated with a Gentleman of great confider, ation, who Was at the head of the Whig Club, an Hon. Gentleman with whom he had once — been in the habits of frieadthip, but from the effeBs of whofe fpleen and ...
... opinions In far that even his own party avoided him as dangerous; that he had been repeat. ' edly black-balled ad rejeaed at the Whig Club, the very centre of oppolition ; that his publick entertainments were infpirited by thole airs which had become infamous ...