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... was of the fame name with one of the Courtly Emiffaries font in days of yore found the inclinations the frantic Flam let! '1 Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern on Tuefday laft. The Duke Norfolk was in the Chair, and Earl Thanel was nominated ...
... ftooil out to fea well if the bell heJnilmao belonging to any veil'd had been hoard her, and (he has not been heard oflincc. Whig Club. —Al llie meeting this which yeftmlav al the Crown and Anchor, Mr. Foxdeprccal* any tlifciifTi. n which might lead to ...
... Scotland, when the flroojj dilarming the Highlanders look place very alter the Union, and that was conduced and enforced bv Whig Ad min ill ration. Ireland was now in a Jiiuilar filuatiun, and it was for the Imperial ■ Parliament to dcitumdralc its it* ...
... carriage, he dropped down upon the pavement, and, notw.lhttanding every poflible medical aid was procured, expired in few minutes Whig Club. At the'meeting on Tuefday, Mr. Sheridan wasltl the chair. On his health being drank with three times three, the company ...
... he would only obferve, that the more he confidered the political events qf the times, the more he was convinced thofe of the Whig Club were the only principles calculated to promote the profperity of this country. • Mr. Combe gave the Duke of Norfolk, the ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tueftlay the 9th infl. a very numerous meeting of the Members of this Club dined at the Londoo-Tavem. —Mr. Alderman Combe in the Chair, with Mr. Fox on his right, and tlie Duke Norfolk on his left, and next to them the Earl Albemarle, Lords ...
... \ionlmorency Java! has been away, liieAhbe Pair., lately lelu. I.ed iio.n lent to Itte llolci cie la OrCC. The Members the Whig Club mean to *ueud the next .meeting their Society ia mourning, compliment to the memory the late Duke of Bedford. The late ...
... mercial fpeculatious, for which has been found ueceffary to furuilb capital by ddpofiug of fiock to a confiderable amount. At the Whig Club Meeting, uefdav lafi, the Duke of Norfolk, who was the Chair, after paving a handfome compliment to the fate Duke of Bedford ...
... articles not afford much protnife ; with refped to the fituation the colony, it is very favourable. Yefterday the members of the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor 1 avern. Mr. in the Chair. A Thxr£» New Planet. the extellence of modern gldtTvs, and the ...
... Lecierc’s effective force, the time the failed, was not cur* mated-nt more than 7000 inen. Mr. Fox was in the Chair at the Whig Club' Meeting otrS'irefday laft, anti gave, as toast peculiarly adapted 'to the day, (the General I hankfgiving for Peace) ...
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... dignity Earl 'of Clancarlie; and the Lady Sir William Newcomen.to the dig ...