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... law will be infliaed open thetie- are - litrcit p h m y Qnts r ooit Lor'dihip, *; W. L, NEWAZ N. for Iii- WHIG CLUB ai 'TEIE next MEETING of the 'WHIG CLUB aie -will be To-n itrrow, at the London 'Tavern, Bifhopfgate. Ole ?? GRIACE T1aE DUKE dr NORFOLK, ...
... Woollen Trade in that town and neighbourhood, at which it was refolved to prefent a Petition to the King for a fpeedy peace. The Whig Club yeflerday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK was in the Chair, and he m•rintained the convivialiw ...
... that the Oppofition in the Hoafe of Lords will reckon forty of the modt illutrious and opu. X lent Peers of Edgland. D The Whig Club yefterday dined, at the London Ta- n vern, when his Grace the Duke of NORFOLKt was in s'the Chair, and he maintained the ...
... THE WHIG CLUB. The Whig Club dined at the London Tavern yesterday. The Duke of Norfolk presided. The health of Mr. Fox was given by the Duke, and drank with great applause. His Grace added, and navy his. King .and Country jj/} their error before ...
... eight the Scrutineers delared the number to be, ler' the question 411—against the question 550—majority against' it 139. The Whig Club yesterday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the Chair, arid he maintained the conviviality ...
... Family honour the Concert of An. Music with their presence. The Chancellor the Excnr.QUER was yesterdav with the gout. The Whig Club dined at the London Tavern j [yesterday. The Duke of Norfolk presided. The ! health Mr. Fox was given the flake, and i ...
... articles have lately appeared in them, which could have proceeded from no other source than the black heart of some . American Whig. It :is not, however, on the malice of these American articles (bit we' shall comment at present, but on their dzigicity. had ...
... Exchange on Wednesday the sales were re‘;r.:rkab)y dad, “;;ri Wheat if tiny thing, was rather lower, Flour continued 120 s. The Whig Club on Wednesday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the Chair, and maintained the conviviality ...
... to a perfect, l'arce,- byin oh iuig u in a series-of:fasts ancifixviing be)ond'all-prec'edsent, . Can be pos4ible wlieit . Whig Club , dined together, Bze_ . 8e . o qaentl y stares us in the Eice in the , Coluinf,s, _ The that of . 1.116 ftmous ..vtid ...
... eight the Scrutineei-s declared the number to be, for the queftion 4i i-agai the queftion 554-majority agrainR it 139. The Whig Club yeflerday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair, and lie maintained the convi- ...
... The Elector of ?? ';as ordtred a morl magnificent prefent of jeweis lor Geleral Mo. ?? vahue-d at fiity Ithouitd livres. The.Whig Club on Tucfd.ty dinca atthe Lgn- don Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Nor- filk was in the Chair, and he maintained the ...
... 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 ...