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... both powers bear the obvious flamp of mutual confidence. Mr. Addington, it is laid, has explained to foveral members of tbe Whig Party, the grounds upon which be hopes for tbe independent rapport of thofe gentlemen. Amoog other things, he propofea to repeal ...
... that Lord Hobart to fucceed the Marquis Wellcflejr Governor General of Bengal, it is hinted that Mr. Grey, who, with the other Whig Members, highly applauds the proceedings the prefenfMiiuftrjr, will be the new Secretary of State. A number of Dutch dergy ...
... WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S POST. London, December i. OR. Addington, it is laid. explained fcveral of the Members the Whig Party, the grounds upon which he hopes for the independent fupport of tbofe Gentlemen Among other things, he propofcs to repeal all 9 which ...
... {lowly, the drivers calling out to each other, and the foot pafiengers made many an embrace. Tuifday the fecond Meeting of the Whig Club for this feafon was held the Freemafon's Tavern Mr. Erlkine, in a letter to the Secretary, apologized for not being able ...