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... Miniflerial Paper fays :— « The Earl of Laudfpdale is nnderflood to be fixed on to go to India as Governor General of Bengal.'* Whig Club— The. meeting of thi, cU | took place yefterday at tbe London T 3v J 1 The Duke of Norfolk in t-he chair. A ] apology ...
... laft were lodged in the Tower, a fine young lion and liooefs, fent by the Emperor of Morocco, as a prefent to his Majefty. Whig Club. — Yefterday a very numerous meeting (being the firft this feafon) of the j Members of this Society, took place at the ...
... againft it. Taking that fact into con- fideration, and alfo that Lord Afliburton, an eminent Counfel, was promoted under the Whig principles of lhe Adminiftration of the Marquis of Rockingham, he (Mr. P.) was led to accept of the office from an idea that ...
... King to Oxford tent a troop of horse, For Tories know no argument but force ; With equal care t» Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs allow no force but argument. Execution.-— On Wsdnefday, purfuant to fen fence, the following criminals fuffered death in front ...
... of her crew are Danes. — So much for the hofiility of thefe people to the French fervice I A moft refpedable meeting of the Whig Club was held, yefterday, at the Freemafon's Tavern, in Great Queen fireet. lhe Duke of Bedford in the Chair. After dinner ...
... the Engravings may be seen. N B. The Ph ...
... the Engravings may be seen. NB. Th ?? is particulaily cefebrated for ' Its exposure of lhe calumnies of The li_ dependent 'Whig, and of the attempts of the Catholics to gain Emancipation • . . \ Orders, received,, and punctually execut_4 v -. by Mr ...
... much burnt by his clothes taking fire, as lo cause his death yesleiday morning The Printer and Proprietor of The Independent Whig, convicted of libels, were, on Saturday last, in the Court of King's Bench, sentenced to three years imprisonment ; the one ...
... having obtained 3621b5. of beef from Cap- tain Hutchiafon, of Kirkby Stephen, io Weftmorland, under falfe pretences. The laft Whig Club meting, it is faid. was thrown into confiderable tumult by the indifcretion of a certain Baronet, who, on fucceediog to ...
... the .fervice of the year by way of loan* which is expeded to be contraded for about the end of the prefent month. . -4 1 Whig 'Club.— rA numerous Meeting of this Club.was yefterday held at Freeemafon s Tavern, S. Whitbread, Efq. in the chair ; where ...
... Folkeftone and Sir F. Burdett, as foon as they beard of Mr. Wardle having been propofed a Candidate for admiffion into tbe Whig Club, commu- nicated to tbat Gentleman their extreme aflouilhment and tegret. — Mr Wardle is faid to have replied, that he ...
... ufual declamatory ftile, and embraced moft of the topics on ( which he is fo peculiarly eloquent. He was fevere upori thofe Whig Members of Par- liament who had rather cooled upon the J fubjed of Reform, but very lavifli in his* praifea of Mr. Wardle, ...