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... WHIG CLUB. OnTuefday, a moft numerous meeting of this Club, was held at the Freemafons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Efq. the Chair where, after the regular conftitutional tuafts of the day, and the interefting recollection of Mr. Fox, G wyllim Lloyd Wardle ...
... the other. u Thc must take the consequences of their ap >thy, *we are told, the other day. So, belike the Wnigs, the haughty Whigs, who licked shoes the Grenvilles, will leave tts perish in the hands of the Walchereners, as just punishment for our blindness ...
... Annapolis. No gentleman paid any attention to him ; and at Norfolk, it said, his effigy was burnt on the beach io his view,—Whig. Tk« Whig, i» *erJ»n?:*n« »«h« Public Advert'Ser '.nonlvij, any lo»» who are « woid* ai Aoospulss,” be >s that ibis fwm ...
... satisfaction, when his present gracious Majesty entered the SOth year of his reign. Every individual he had no doubt, whether Whig Tory, let his politics be what they may, would be glad tc celebrate memorable aii event. His Majesty, the 25th of next month ...
... bunting to nearly 70001. was defrayed out of the fund of Sir Patrick Dunn, and since that time from Parliamentary aid. The we.t whig is finished so as to accommodate patients, and for the establishment of the hospital; the. fever ward in this hospital, differs ...
... of. The very mention of it is fufficient to ftrike/w millions of his Majcfty’s fubjetfls with horror and difmay. As to the Whigs alfuming the direction of the ftate velfcl, truft if there is really a probability of fuch an event, that they will come into ...
... The d Sir Francis, upon the drinking of his embraced of the topics on wliich hois fo peeu; eloquent. He was fevcrc upon thole Whig Members . .lament who had rather cooled upon the of . to the cufloraary toalls was the fol„ °* u r-rUcintj and the liberty ...
... Thomas Tuiton Bart. Other Resolutions, expressive of the ns. cessity of reform,- were also put and carried. At meeting the Whig Club yesterday ]) Vote of Thanks was unanimously carried favour, of and his supporters in the ...
... the ■ air breithe,- if have it not «e die. . Sir Francis left .the Chair about elevon,i and retired with his friends. . WHIG CLUB.- - ■ v,-*.i A touting tbia Club, was. held the Crown A|rbof, of im ‘theChair. . • - , - . On beakhvbemg 4qmk.*hrMt»ei ...