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... William Sturdy, of this city: On Thurfday died, much refpec.ed.in the 75th year of his age ? Mr. John Watfon of tnis city. WHIG CLUB, :. The lion. Thomis Erfkine was Ori Twefday the Chairm-in of ?? and patriotic tolbiu- tkin -, and. i» their touts joey ...
... datughter of Makelefs, (fon of the Ojiethorpe Ac bian.) Mr. Hartley's Large Mart was got by his Bli' Stallion; her dam, Flying Whig, by the Wgodito, Arabian ; grandam by the St. Vigor's Barb, (fire the Bald Galloway.; -She waa the dam of Babrani Afr. Hartley's ...
... Sweden, be for ever preferved. 9. The. Kin*-; of Pr.flia, that enjtghteriet*l King, and Friend of Peace.— ip. Jef_erfon v .the Whig Presi- dent, and all the other citizens of the United States of Sorth America.— 11. Science and Learning * Art. an . Induftry ...
... celebrated at Edinburgh with much feftivity. Sir W. F ...
... WHIG CLUR. ?? I*s i-.'ri - . In trie ablence of the Duke of Bedford, who was prevented from.ar coding by indifpotirion, Mr. Fox took trie Chair ofthe. Club, and w ,s fupported by a very large company of diftinguifhed perfons. In drinking the regular and ...
... Brtrmen. with ditto. Thetis, Anfdell, for Meffina, wish thtLt*: for Hamburgh, with drrto. ?? -V .* A -.l i•; Coastbbs A.M^TT^-r— Whig,. PaoJ; Eliaa, Kingsford ; Flying FiA, Wrjjht, all from Welts. JohO and William, Heath, Jrotn Exeter. Speedwell, Abvflcy* Hall ...
... THE WHIG CLUB Had their lift dinner for the feafon, on Toefday, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Alderman Coombe in the Chair. The meeting was numerous; many refpec.- able Citixens bel_£ prefent, in compliment to the Chairman. After the ufual toafts, Mr. Fox's ...
... WHIG CLUB. On Tut £'■')'» the moft numerous and refpcfiable ?? of the Whig Club, which has taken place' Jo, years, w»s held at tbe Crown and Anchor j Mr. Jfoß in the Chair :— .Among the Company were the Allowing s Duke of Bedford, Duke of Norfolk, Earl ...
... vialent \ end. • ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - j The Mohiteur contetitea ?? iefpe-1^ ing tbe itrvafion.tyrilel* coiicludew 4 with the fol lo whig remark, arr#rrtu# fpeak for Ufelf : When urn think ftbper; me will make the descent. If we ti ere not to make it for years ...
... Lordshipv both vi public and in .private, 1 as much as. possible . (without reserve) declare my sentiments of thcaa/ who are Whigs, falsely so called; being entirely gone' from their. first principles which were to b*-a benefit to mankind', but are become ...
... Rockinzham, ijj July, 17S ...
... different Inns ; and those of the Ist Regiment of Dragoons had also a sum of money giyeh to them to drink the King's health. The Whig Club on Tuesday dined at the London Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Esq, in the Chair. As it was the anuiversary of His Majesty's ...