... x»ritTs of Middlesex, requiring a meeting of the freeholders of the county, for the same purpose. Wkio Club.—Yesterday the Whig Chjb held its monthly meeting—the Duke Bedford in the Chair. soon the of Mr. Fox had been drank, he addressed the Meeting ...

... in the Sheriffs throughout the comest: after having received mill in one day for Sir F. Eurdeit, whose friends, the old Whigs, they called themselves, had also pulled with other votes, including Mr. Sheridan, Mr. firskinc, Sic. when Mr. Mainwaring's ...

... cheaper. The Malt heavy. Oats are in middling supply, and not dearer.— The high price very hue Wheat keeps that Flour. The Whig Club timed at the L-md-m avert-, Samuel Whitbrcad, Ks*j. ihoCt'.a'r. '• •' it..- his Ma'es'y's histh-d.'.y, Mr. V •• S * v ...

... children he said turret lateri lethalis aruiufa. went on a most extravagant stile in this way, and talked of the Duke the Whig Club, the King and Royal Family', as being all leagued against him. Mr. Solicitor General called a number of witnesses, who ...