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... WHIG CLUB. XH.E members of thia respectable tociety dirn-d together the Crown and Anchor Tavern on (by, January 13, The Hon. THOMAS ERSKINE, in the Chair. After the {landing had been drank, Mr. Engine gave the health of Mr. Ku«, «-hich was reteived with ...
... reports, that upwards of too veffcls laden with corn an«* flour from America, are itow on their paffage to this country. The Whig Club yeflerday dined at the Jr ■ Tavern, when his Grace the Duke vas in the Chair, and he maintained li.e Cwiiviviality of ...
... , will foop be made n the Commons, by Lord W. Ruficl, ind-a ntmeroui attendance the Members of 3ppofitfon i» expedled. The Whig ClUb dined'af the London Tavern Tuefday, when his Grate the Duke of Norrolk was in the Chair, and maintained the conviviality ...
... was of the fame name with one of the Courtly Emiffaries font in days of yore found the inclinations the frantic Flam let! '1 Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on Tuefday laft. The Duke Norfolk was in the Chair, and Earl Thanel was nominated ...
... ftooil out to fea well if the bell heJnilmao belonging to any veil'd had been hoard her, and (he has not been heard oflincc. Whig Club. —Al llie meeting this which yeftmlav al the Crown and Anchor, Mr. Foxdeprccal* any tlifciifTi. n which might lead to ...
... THE WHIG CLUB. THE meeting ofihilcomtitutional an ...
... Scotland, when the flroojj dilarming the Highlanders look place very alter the Union, and that was conduced and enforced bv Whig Ad min ill ration. Ireland was now in a Jiiuilar filuatiun, and it was for the Imperial ■ Parliament to dcitumdralc its it* ...
... former statement. Mr. spoke at some ‘length in of the motion of his Hondurabje Friend who brought for- ward the # out the vences whig a had resulted from ‘the Violation of the onvention of El-Ariachy and’ contended it was a fit Subject of inquiry to ascertain ...
... 000 men, coniilling of Europeans and Sepoys, having arrived at Sue/, to cn-operate with Sir Ralph Abercrombie. On-Tuefday the Whig Club dined at the Freemafons' Tavern, and the meeting was very numerous. Mr. Crefpieny in the chair. After the (landing toad ...
... concluded between them three or four years ago,! but which the latter, by the interference af another ' Power, refufed to ratify. WHIG CLUB. Tuefday the Members of this Socirty dined 1 together at Frcemafon's Tavern, Mr. Fox the chair. The Meeting was very numerous ...
... James Saumarez. It was reported in the Fr««fcA:et, that the Firft Conful was loon be at to expedite its failing. Thefday the Whig Club had their laft dinner for the the London Tavern. Mr. Alderman Combe, who was appointed to the Chair, being confined the ...
... Love. Orton and Ellen, a Legendary Talc* • New-old Ballads. Odes, &c. &c. A'fe, null! fuLHJhrd, An ODE to BONAPARTE'; and The WHIG CLUB, CHARLES FOX, in imitation of Horace. ...