... Elfex, to which all the nobility and gentry in the neighbourhood weit invited j and which was, with the exception of who call Whigs, generally attended. Sir Elijah does not reli'fh the publication Nuncomar's trial at this time, and complained Mr. Cadell ...

... repaired to the huttings between ten and eleven o'clock.. The party of Lord John Townfhend, confifting of the Members of the Whig Club, and very large body the independent citizens of Weflminfter in blue and buff, proceeded from Froome's Hotel, and in a ...

... Ihcnd, who was received with univerla! applaule; and who immediately declared that his principles were thofe of an independent Whig; his demerits he left to his opponents, who would not be idle in difcovcring them. Mr then dated at fome length the general ...

... of tl,e Membi r» the WHIG CLUB, held this day the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, RICHARD BRINSLEY SHF.RIDAN, Ef ...

... fanner of this neighbourhood'. By his will he has left aol. to the poor of the parifli of Woodford. On Tuefday the 4th inft. the Whig Society met the Red Lion, Shaftelbury, to celebrate the glorious epoch of King William's landing at Torbay. An elegant dinner ...

... the Hants Coiillitutiom.l Club, celebrate the the Revolution, RcfoK. tinammoufly, concur the proportion of the Gentlemen the Whig Club, for m-clinga I'iflar Ror.'ienicue, grateful comm.ii.oration that gioriout event, and to atlilt promoting tin* n.eafure ...

... the Hants Cdnititutiona! Club, to celebrate Centenary the Revolution, . unauimoufly, To concur in the of the Gentlemen of the Whig Club, for a Pillar in Runnemedc, ift grateful commemoration that glorious event, and to in promoting the nie; lure. Rt'tblved ...

... collection from Abbots Leigh Court, late the property of the Honourable Mr. Secretary to queen Anne, and Author of the Independent Whig. Amongft which are upwards 100 undoubted original pidluics ...

... Thoughts on the Caufcs of the prefent Difcontents.—Speech °» the Nabob of .Arcot's Debts.—Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs.—A Letter a Member of the National Aflembly.—Letter to Noble Lord.—Speech on American Taxation. Speech on the Independence ...

... LONDON, Wednesday, Apkii. Yefterday the Members of the Whig Club dined together, when the Hon. C. Tufton, and about a dozen more gentlemen were elected. The ufual good cheer and conviviality prevailed but nothing pal Ted worthy of particular record. None ...

... other wordf, that all ikind had better be governed by fonrie others than by es. This is the true diftindtion between Whig and Tory—We Whigs (faid Mr. Fox) maintain that man is naturally free; that he natural rights, and is naturally his own governor.—Do ...

... , fifh-ponds from three to near fifty acres of good land, in whatever proportion the Tenant may prefjer |ome dairy and bra whig utenfils, Sec. ' .The above premifes are fituated in a beautiful country, adjoining a good turnpike road, about fix miles from ...