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... troop, with the design, as it expressed, of preserving the concord and amity|rxisting between the two nations. On Tuesday the Whig Club dined at the masons’ Tavern, and the Meeting was very nu. merous. CnasricNr in the Chair. After the standing toast, •• ...
... *rd his Paathton School, inc comer *ircet, adjoining the North side the Magdalen Hospital, tlacklriars Road. WHIG CLUB. T'HE Meeting liie WHIG-CLUR will nnTucsd-)-, the Jill M.v, at the Frecauions' Tavern. Great Ouccn-strect, l/mcom s-|nn-rwUts. Ttie ...
... WHIG CLUB. 'T'HE next Meeting of the WHIG.CLUB Will l« Tuesday, sth May, at the freemasons’ Tavern, Great Queen-street, Limerli.’. Inn-Fields. The Hon. CHARI.ES J A.MEs KOX in the Chair. T V Sir Wm. Milner, Bart.M.P. T. V. Symouds, Esq. MAP Tho. W Coke ...
... Itannenf, fie .certainly wcuol the moment though; Vi* exertions- couli£ be-serviceable to the country’, .and he trusted the Whig reposing the confidence they had long honoured him with, would rtfly on fiii readings scire the first moment in whichjij.s ...
... printed fme-pressed paper, and with a beautiful Engraving, price $». board*. Also, speedily \v;|t published. An Ode and tl» Whig Club to Charles Fox, imitation Horace. SIi.AKS WERE CHEAPER,but ARI WILL DEARbR. MOIST Ed. per lb.; Dry ground yd. per Ih.; ...
... paper, and name..' *>l v.itha beautiful Engraving, price ss. boaivts. Ai>o, spctdil - :il published, Ode - Bonaparte and the Whig Club to Charles l ox, imitation of Horace. This Uiiv is ii oue closel. printed vo! price 4s. 6d. '.irdi, or ss. htr.jj.cl, ...
... • WHIG CLUB. THE next Meeting of the WHJG CLUB will been TUESDAY, the of June, at the London Tatetn, BUhopsjite-street. ' . Mr. Aldermm COMBE, M, P. in the Chair. •TawAaoi. The Duke of Norfolk I Mr. Alderman .Skinner Win. Smith. F>q. M. P. Samuel Thorp ...
... thy beaut) low, ‘l'hc dew twilight '‘'he torrent of thy overthrow, thy storm destiny. ■ --d heu, insect, spread thy shining whig, Hum thy busy liy mm, like thee, Has but hi* spring, Like thine it finks awaydeservedly met with applause. Mr. Brown, who was ...
... WHIG THE next MEETING the WHIG CLUB w,ll beori TUESDAY, the jd ol' Kovembtf, the * , rCAI ijtituu-sircet, Lord WILUAM KUSSEI.t. M. F. the Cluir. gJSV -Lf 'flj2SUSl • John Hudson Dtiraml, Esu. * ' W H-ntrr. Es.i. M P. Joint PolUtd, E.->q. * i ifa|>lc Four ...
... Mcmlay. • A New Comic Opera will shortly produced, in whica crH'M and Mr. will make their first this icntre. |WHIG CLUB. THE next Meeting the WHIG CLUB will TUESDAY, the Ist December, at the rceft.se Tavern, Great Quctn-siroct, I incoln’s-inn-fields. The ...
... Saturday, November 28, 1801. WHIG CLUB. THE next Meeting of WHIG CLUB will «n TUESDAY, ill* istof December, at the Free- Masens Tavern, tireji Oueon-iirseF, I imolnVimi-tields. Tile Hon. THOMAS F.RSKINE iu the Chair. STEWARDS, The Earl of Laud.'rdale ...
... CLUB. Yesterday the second Meeting of the Whig Club for this season was held at the freemason's ’lavetn. Mr. Ershinc, in letter to the Secretary, apele- Msec! for not being able attend and take the Chair, account ct his professional avocat pnt. this time ...