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... thofe who had profited the the country to their gratitude by a proportionate reimburfement. called on the deferters from the Whig party to atone for the mifchief which they had inflifted, by making a the altar of their country. He called on the perfonal ...
... warrants fcr fhe of feveral ions from brought to this count!y the State Trials. Mr. has brought from litland an Addrefs from the Whig club of that country, expreflive of attachment to his Majelty's rfon and Government, but complaining the prefent fyftem of ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuefday a great number of the Members of tliis Society dined together Freemafons Tavern. Mr. W. Hall and many others were elected Membeis, and among the candidates propofed were Sir C. Mills, Major Rawdon, Mr. Hobhoufe, Mr. R. Fergufon, and ...
... Lord Edward Bentinck, Lord William Bentiock, Bentinck and Charles Cavenclifli Bentinck, Efq. withdrew their names from the Whig Club. William Baldwin, Efq. withdrew his name. The Marriperott French lugger, laden with flour and wine, from Bourdeaux bound ...
... tons each, and it is without doubt that they were all bound to a French port, and prove valuable prizes to the (hips of war. Whig Club. —The Monthly Meeting of this Club was held on Tuefday at the London Tavern. The Duke of Bedford and Mr. Erfkine fpoke ...
... for the Rebels. He has confefi'ed was employed by a Roman Catholic Nobleman, lefident in London, who is a member the modern Whig Club. A Dublin Paper ftates that thirty thoufand rebels been- -hilled in the late conflicts, but gravely in confequence of ...
... 6d. the Pound up to Rent of 20I.; gd. in the Pound from 0 1. to 491.; and is. in the Pound for every Rent . above 401. The Whig Club held tlie'if firft meeting forthe feafon on Tuefday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. EHkinc, who was in the chair, ...
... time it is generally that they will way to the meditated new tax general Income. The Reporters ct the proceedings the laft Whig Club have, we iuppofc, accident ( -llj forgentenanoficegiven by Mr. W*t!d*ngt*n, for a Motion at tiie next Meeting to tins ...
... prifoneis, and difp.vches for the y. The other cartels are frozen at Grnvelines, where there are 4.00 Englifh waiting. The Whig Club met on Tuefday.—After the preliminary bulinefs, Mr. Waddington moved, that the Members of the Club who weie of the Britilh ...
... Exchequer, requeuing to inferred the Bill now before Parliament, to oblige AiTelfors and a.) concerned take oath of fecrecy. The Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern l'uefday, when the Duke Norfolk was in the Chair. Mr. Fox and Mr. Eificine fpoke ...
... be paid out of the firft feven inftahnents of the loan, at the rate of 500,0001. each inllnlment. The Second meeting of the Whig Club of England, for the (etfon, was iield jelterday tiie Crown and Anchor Tavern, when Mr. Byng was in the Chair. The day ...
... Illay, on the weft coaft of Scotland, in diftrefs, was a few days ago detained by Mr. Sirnpfon, of that place. On Wednefday the Whig Club the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the Chair. The Noble Duke gave Mr. Fox, and added, May ...