... THE WHIG CLUB A '.cry numerous meeting of the Whig Club : ?? their monthly dinner yesterday at the Crown -G Anchor Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair. The t'ths of' the D::kc of Norfoik, Earl Thanet, a. Gkiy, Mr. Combe, Mr. Shkrioan, andof ?? -others, the ...

... ; ?? Newport, Bart, should have been rerurcrd This decision they will report to the House i Yesterday the 'Members of the Whig Clv together at the Crown and Anchor . r lh fit*: * this season, Mr. Bvsc in the Chair. The •' '• of Mr. Fox was drank with ...

... Meeting assembled this day. The appearance of that Meeting convinced him the Freeholders of Middlesex continued firm to those Whig principles to which they had declared their adherence at the last election. From these principles he hoped they would never ...

... use itcd with the Prize Wherry, in the presence al j *ti >r. Places to be taken of Mrs. Co.inell, ianx- >o , a the Theatre* WHIG CLUB\ Fn\ n ...

... either in England or i 0 ?? He has since then publicly set his seal rd ?? to the opinions which he then avowed, by ?? at the Whig Club, that the present w a: Wa destitute of common sees c, and common p, 7 Onr first essay, therefore, will h e an eX arsi;V'' ...

... This is surely in T c per en arrested at Dublin hst ?? w w orn v/e yesterday alluded, rs M'Can.v, nhj«« .Secretary to the Whig Club there. He has sine* &:n et at Lb py. _ Tne poof Tailor, lately convicted of sedition at T or , was gu Ity of nothing more ...

... several of the Optaevery day from Kiae ?? in the Morn-- ?? Ti vi sk . Admittance Is . WIUG~CL\] B^The next MEETI N G of the WHIG CLUB, will be on Tuesday, the Ath of April, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. The Right Hun. the Earlot TTLANET, in the ...

... over prudence. Nottingham was divided into two parties, one was the Whig party ; but parties every where bestowed on their opponents such names as they pleased, and since the name of Whig grew out of fashion these were called true Tories. The party which ...

... its members. Mr. Hurst very seriously rubbing his head while the observation was making, caused no inconsiderable merriment. Whig Club. — Yesterday the Members of this respectable Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The usual toasts, ...

... the time, but which nothing could induce him to surrender or depart from. ' Mr. Fox, -and the other principal members of the Whig Party, we have been informed, coincide in the sentiments of Mr. Sheridan as to the propriety of not em- barrassing Ministers ...

... afterwards di. charged, for alleged connections with the traitors of the same pe- riod ; and Mr. Dowdall, once Secretary to the Whig Club, having, with others, been committed to l'orc George, had a particular indulgence ex. tended to him, by permitting his ...

... (iran 1 scnoiio eipectacle of LOUISA Of ?? -i i iii ; i.r, 1 iie --c..ret NupriaN. Lo:> ; . , Mrs. Parker. WHIG Cj.'AA. r ?? :■■ : Meeting of the WHIG CLUB will j- l>e iiifj DAY, a: the London Ta. em, Bisiiopsgate- r.fr. Alderman COMBE, in the Chair. STEWARDS ...