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... WHIG CLUB. Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the London Tavern, Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair. He was fupported by the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of Albemarle, Lord Holland, Mr. For, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Byng, Mr. Adair, and a very numerous ...
... 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 ...
... WHIG CLUB. yESTERDAY. a Meeting Of he :Whig Club Was held' at the Loodon Tavern, Mr. Alderman COMbt in the Chair.. He was fuprirted by the , nuke of Iqcirfolk, the Earl of AlbeMarle• 'Lord Hoilabd . Edy, Mr. Sheridan, Mt;Byng, Mr. Adair, and a very numerous ...
... E F pet r From TUESDAY., FEBRUARY 9, to THURSOAY, 'FEBRUARY 11, 180;2. WHIG CLUJ?. Yeflerday a very numerous meeting of the Members of this Club dined at the London Tavern.—Mr. Alderman ,Combe in the Chair, with Mr. Fox on his right, and the Duke of ...
... all flesh is frail, One weather-cock Whig in an age may turn tail. Nay a Whig, Sirs, exists—and you all will agree, That this Whig is to none better I;2fiovCrii thfiiie.: Who strove with Invedive's wiidi tide . t 6 ci'erwhelnq s . , The blue-ribband Pilot ...
... time, the rule has not been ailed uporn, I ho not knov whe:her it is not better not to be troahled ‘skitdi, ' ceafe4 to he a Whig in his hearts itis - of.no r„.4tl coniqvPuce t 4tteMpe LO what Ve art±.7le4/ ot 40 (it . con:- y.' ' , 7 cf „this:l'6e ...
... Oppofition being about to get into thc prefent Adminittration ; and he did not fuppore it inapoffible but that fome of the Whig Club would renounce their principles; for his own part, he had no other with than to go into retirement. But whenever a favourable ...
... suet more, With deep Quay woods in full bloom. Thus yr nuy look forward titre' ages, and truth That Nature ewe more will b, ; Whig I, I. drooping to mingle with duft, alai Lave nut a behind! 5. R. ...
... the former, he may have reasons which Ie has not yet made public ; but the Head of the Whig Qub ought certainly nftt to forget the Satutc 9, and 10s of William 111. Whig King, declaring that the Slave Trade was highly beneficial. FOREIGN NEWSi , CAatruuv ...
... YWOOD, and the County of Kent, was drank. Mr. Fox gavc— Mr.GRATTAK I and the Whigs of Ireland. Mr. T. x gave— Lord LAUDERDALE, Mr. H. ERSK Mk, Sir W. Fosses, and the Whigs of Scotland. Sir W. Fusses Laid, he was forry he was unable to thank the Club ...
... upon paper, and eculis JubjelJdehibus, the flimfy w eb is blown away by the flighteft breath of reafon. I am', Sir, Yourso A WHIG. ...
... of the reigns of William the Third and Queen Anne, were' that the dispositions of the Civil List were - divided between the Whigs and the Tories. Each contended who should give • most,- and the Sovereign of course appointed the Ministers accordingly. The ...