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... CLUB. the 3d ir.ft. Mr. Whitbread prefixed Monthly Meeting of the Whig Club, held, the Crown and Anchor Tavern. It was the day for annual appointment of Officers. Thanks weiC given to the Trealurcr, Secretary, and Auditor, mr their fcrvices, and particularly ...
... Portuguefe Emigrants, for the Brazils, of which territory he to be the Metropolitan. The Printer and Proprietor of The Independent Whig, convicted of libels, are fentenced to three years iniprifcnment; the one at Gloucefter and the other Dorchefter. A man of ...
... c 100-eft Bi. BOLD, —- A Good Dublin built gig with nice well a that a child might dine, tor both ), proved bill at a reafa whig date will betaken in , ‘E* Apply the Cleika; the . Repcfitar/i'’’.? n. ii. 1 will town on Satiifday fold. ; 10 }jt A Very ...
... he was one the Officers captured at Saratoga with Gen. Bnrgoyne—therefore he was to cc i mind a grind us the next war.—Balt. Whig. Norfolk, Dec. 23. We umlerftand from very authority, that orders have been ifTued all naval Commanders in the lervice the ...
... expefted to clofc this day. *The London Gazette Saturday laft announces ftventecn Bankruptcies. .The Editor and Printer of The Whig, London Paper, were tried, on Saturday, in the Eritifh Court King’s Bench, for libelling Lord Ellenborough.—The trial lafted ...
... compie- On Thurfday morning came before Mr. Jnflice Grofe, and bpicial Jury, in London, trial of the Printer and Pubhlher of the Whig, for a i bel. The trial having excited jnteitll. the Court, and all the llreets leading tt> were crowded at an early •hour ...
... one of the Officers captured Saratoga with Gen. Burgoyne—therefore he was chofen to command hgainft us in the next war.—Salt. Whig. BOSTON’—J AV. '-'I. 1 were laft eveningTavoured with trie perutil ■rif a letter from perfon of the firft refpeAahdity, dated ...
... Committee reported, that the Sitting Member (Gen. Walpole) was duly elected, and that the Petition was not frivolous or vexatious. WHIG CLUB. _o merchant being required by tile Aa to pay v Tithe. word, we always undetftood The third meeting for the feafoh was ...
... ev'mbiting near ABbey-rtreet, Sackrih*'!* ll4 ’ i-i ftapenJous Male ’T' C H, , jadly cohfidered plait'ultra of Nature, aftualf Whig the raoil gigantic 13irdiv»Ue Un:»etfe, iveignsi'? wardsoJ'SOylb. and will teach 11 feet high. Ailo, -v.- . THE EMEW, I.’tjnerTS’s ...
... and undevany EKtraA of a letter from Walhingto to the modifications which may fuit the pleafure or the nr of the Baltimore Whig, dated Nov. 7, P‘»hcy of the complaining party.” In order . fubftantiate this affertion, the letter thiows a de- It is fome ...
... offspring many crimes, the tnsny enormi ies. which Jacobins woilhip, and Demagogues adore out that fober, rational, and manly ol Whig Liberiv. which transf'rrcd .he Sceptre LU >0 .h, pr.fe«. I’d fupported by Rockingham and a Savue, and will be found in .he ...
... i the lad inllancrs of its being reforted to were in the calcs of White and Hart, the Editor and Printer of the Independent Whig, who were fent to Dorchefterand Gloucefter gaols. But he nndcrftood the gentleman who moved the addrefs this day meant to follow ...