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... taqtelled to blerve thatnone 'Ct ?? hcll s~li. fgnatlte of C. MafOn on the ILL54 h~c li toa hayg nor yet at certo bold envugh. - ~~WHIG CLUB. T| Id[I'next Meeting of thje I-HIG CLTJBj will be '1 o--nrrrow, at the Free Mafons Tavern, Great Q!tela- Itreet, Li ...
... unknown in the hittory of this country: a thing which would have Icarrcl all former politicians ; a thing which, if our old Whig politicians were now to hear, they would turn in their graves. If we have made Peace ws h France, thus encreafed in power, ...
... . we d one a thin ; ; altogether in the 1 of this couatry ; a thing which wouid all former politicians ; a thing which, if Whig politicians we' e now to he., r, day uid in their graves. If we have mad: Peace v iti! Ft ante, thus mere:lied in power, we ...
... unknown in the hiflory o'f this country; a thing which would have fcared all former politicians; a thing Which, if our pid Whig Politicians were now to hear, they would turn in thcir graves. If we haie made Peace ,ith Fra'nce, thus encreafed in power ...
... to the country, and advantageous to its interetls. Though the debates were animated, the oppofition was very trifling ; the Whig interett joining, on the happy occafion, in the general ,fentiwent of approbation and joy. The BUCKINGHAM and Bon RBON parties ...
... way ro the Con? timnr. His Highness mire* from ihi, country, it i* said, for a very curios reason, not at all political The Whig CUb h>ld its first meeting this «ason on Tuesday, and wa* ?? attended. ...
... . in the history of this, ' country; a 'thing which would have scared all' -former politicians ; a thing Which, if our old Whig; politicians were now to hear, they, woul(. turn in'. • theirgraires. Awe have made 2eace with France,: thus enercased in- ...
... jtistly-,merited,cele.bri ty of t w,tl l - i -, 4 ,-: f iderma n , - The to a,t which he haiided - up r -41airMan of the W Tues- Whig-Club unmoor, on „ was -couched in these terms-- A speedy re-- th e e r zild aOOll, of the patriotic spirit which animated ...
... converfation mounted from the pedigree - tie to the gelpealogy of the noble graziers (elves, and hid fairly to end in a di pure, whi,g,, e to be referred to thofe gentlemen, in habits knaves in a pack of cards, one of whom dreired by Lord cheiterlield, as the ...
... ft zi gr.:Atec..l fran4ily, havlng two ox-. 4:client rcom,s on the grcund toor,ivith footirian's antry ; two falhion*le eic.Whig-toonis on .the nrft. door; , _and two good bed-rotins anti dreffieg-roontin the two-pair, and four rooinsin the attics. The ...
... Bolingbroke appears to haVe giVen a faithful picture. 'As a Tory and a strenuous -opponent of .King William and -Queen Ann's Whig Ministers, he is to be perused; With caution when he describes events in which they were concerned ; yet, In the following ...