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... Squirrel, his great-grand-dam byOld Cade, his greatgreat-grand-dam the little Hartly Mare by Bartlet's Childers out Flying Whig, Williams's Woodstock Arabian, the St. Victor Barb, Why not son of the Fenwick Barb, 4ec. Cbigwell is a beautiful Chesnut, ...

... years, which certainly had no reference to the elciftion. The town during thole years confided of three parties ; the old whigs. the jacobins, an.) the truly loyal, and among thefe three, the ails of the Corporation were refilled mod ftrenunuliy But the ...

... French city. Th. at Port-ma. !Mimes and it of them. isms, of the ought from °filed in St. nt to bring fo, indeed, .•••••• WHIG CLUB,-40. Drank.? olos. Yefterday the firft meeting of the club for this feafun was held at the Crown and Anchor. Lord W. Rufrel ...

... to fee fomething- like the cordudt of that great man imitated on the prefent occafion. Yefterday there was a Meeting of the Whig Chlub, but nothing particular occurred. The Courier de Londres fays, II It is, certain that there was a negociation to indri ...

... h he ineurri, much .blame for his iit tln I it is adini:ted on all hands, that from principle. He was '' e rs of the Irifh Whig Club, and, altak'c S ,,ecretary to thwt Sdeiety. On of the Regency, he was one rii tt by the Irifh Parliament to the. .t r ...

... Pall-mall. Mr. Fox appeared yesterday in the House of Commons in mourning for the death of his uncle, the late Mr. CONOLLY. The Whig Club dined yesterday at the Crown and Anchor, but the principal Members were absent upon their Parliamentary duty. Mr. Biles ...

... riots of late years, which certainly had no reference to the The town during thoie years confifted of three rties ; the old whigs, the jacobins, and the tr yloyal, and among thefe three, the aéts of the corporation were But the prefent bill did not go ...

... known that the town of Nottingham thtr** l.ad been two parties for feveiul )«*ais j alt, onedillinguikhed the name of True Whigs, (lor purtic* can, and will give themfclves what names they plea! ) the oilier and n.m known the high chinch epithet of Toiics ...

... riots of late years, which certainly had lefcrrnce to the election. The town duritlg year* confided of three parties; the old Whigs, the Jacobins, and the truly loyal, and among three, the of the corporation were refilled moll fiienuoully. But the prelect ...