... WHIG CLUB. HpUESDAY, May 7, there me«t meeting oTdils ClubJ wfien Mr. Fox was th« Chair, j*a§ supported fey the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of yle, .Lord, Robert Spencer, W many other distinguished persons. After 'the usual business of the day, the thanks ...

... harmless had the Whigs been true to themselves. Inertness, and that prone aess to rest upon their oars in the stormy navigation i which the vessel of the State is always exposed, has it of the impelling breeze of popular favour; the Whig government has ...

... WHIG CLUB. TUESDAY) FEBRUARY THIS day there was very numerous meeting this fociety held at the London Tavern, when Alderaun Sir William Plomer was in the chair. The day was fpent with that fpirit of conviviality which the confidence of friendihip al* ...

... THE WHIG CLUB. LONDON, DF.CEMBKR 4. THERE was a very numerous meeting of ( this Constitutional Society this day, lA>rd Holland in the Chair. After the the day, the Chairman pave the health of Mr. Fox, which was received wiih enthufiafm, and drunk with ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. We mentioned in our Iast, that the King came on Monday week from Brighton to St. James’s Palace, and received the formal resignation of his late servants, & that the Duke of Wellington was sworn in as Secretary of the Home Department ...

... WHIG CLUB. XH.E members of thia respectable tociety dirn-d together the Crown and Anchor Tavern on (by, January 13, The Hon. THOMAS ERSKINE, in the Chair. After the {landing had been drank, Mr. Engine gave the health of Mr. Ku«, «-hich was reteived with ...

... The tory whig government took them oil! government impose! six millions of taxes, and the (Cheers) The tory governments progressively added column upoa column to the hideous pages of a criminal code, written in cha racters of blood ; and the whig government ...

... WHIG CLUB. LONDON, MAY f. THIS day numerous meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Free Mafoii's Tavern, the Right Hon. C. J. Fo* in the chair. After preliminary bufinefs, and the ofual toads had been given, Mr Fox faid, that in the very peculiar e ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURecr Ine most bitter and implacable enemies the Whig government had, were the elerg: ¥ of the Established Chureh, notwithstanding that in all projects for inter- fering with that church, they acted under the especial guidance of the ...

... WHIG DRIVE A whist drive was held on Friday in the United Reformed Church Rail, Mr. F. Moulton was the MC. friiisire're presented by Mrs. G. Jones t., the following: Mesdames M. F. Price, B. Davies, G. Jones, M. I. Beard, D. Armitage, W. Harrison and ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. “ Look on this picture; and on this !* = — (From the Eni) Look at the places, pensioas, sinecures, and church preferments of the present Cabinet and its subalterns, compared with those of the last and their suburdinates, and 2 fair estimate ...

... THE WHIG CLUB. THE meeting ofihilcomtitutional an ...