... WHIG CLUB. \ -. ! Yesterday the Members of this distinguished Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern • Mr. Sheridan in the Chair. The Meet- ing was very numerous. Aire/ the usual toasis— Mr. ?? said he would give a toas; vhich needed *no ...

... WHIG CLUB. Yb dined at the London favej n ?? ?Llckr»ian Combs in the Chair, with Mr. R ' ' is right, ?? Duke of Norfolk on his left -^ rnext to them the Eiri of Albcrmarle, Lord \lf land, and R ...

... y ; he meant Sir Joseph Banks ; and he was sorry there was no prospect that he would ever c >mur io the principles -,f die Whig Club. f'hat gentlemm ai d • ther ...

... vrjuch we hope it did 'iot deserrc. The proceedings of Parliament are ry interesting; and the speech of Mr. Shir i. -'•n, at the Whig Club, will hot fail of attrading math notice* Yesterday five of the mutineers, Allen, Taylor, Dixin, Rifey, und SimtoonJs, ...

... dinner should take place in honour of the Ex- Minister. Mr. Baillie was eleaed for Bristol entirely on the Whig interest ; but whether th.c Whigs of Mr. Windham or oi Mr. Fox, we are not informed. The Hon. Charles Grey, in his Advertise- ment addressing ...

... honest uuicivjuu in tiie cur.iuiun Mr. Clifford, the strenuous advocate of civil and ?? lioerry. ° I lie Memh?rsof the Whig Club. The Hi^h Sherifl of the C .i,.y „f Leicester. The Constitution, as settled at the Revolution. ill- Ireotiri or'tiu t'less ...

... Commissioners under the Income Tax, is now busily employed in canvas-ing the Livery. We understand Mr. Deputy Brewer, the staunch Whig! accompanies him in his canvas. To preclude all possibility of forging Mrs. Orb y Hunter's tickets for her Masquerade this ...

... third clan of Anti jacobins, and of this class veeprofeu cm. selves to be, who use the word, fac bin, as t.kv use the woid, Whig, and both words only for want of better ; who confess, that Jacobin is too often a u*otd of vague abuse, but believe, that ...

... choice, it is not doubted, will fall on Mr, Abbot. Mr. Fox, who is arrived in town, will certainly attend th.c Meeting of the Whig Club, as we an nounced last week. The Chief Consul has been overwhelmed by ad- dresses of congratulation from all the Public ...

... by a Gentleman from Paris, was without fcunda:ion. The Defenseurs contain an article on the Old English Opposition — the Whigs who opposed he War — and the Modern O- position, the Gken- ville?, who supported it, in which we see nei- ther novelty or merit ...

... Majesty on Saturday took ?h excursion to 1 Kew, accompanied by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Mr. Fox will attend the Whig dub to-morrow, when Mr. -Sheridan will take the chair. The Hon. Colonel Wodehouse is among the most ardent prom iters of all ...

... keeper? mistook her in rhc crowd for a school-boy. N > ladies are admitted. Two gentlemen accompanied her. Ar a meeting of the Whig CI b in J ,> . b ! : n , on the sth instant, the D ike ol L Ei.vt-fER was in the chair, and Mr. Grattan attended. Fifty-three ...