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... farther deftination will be made known. By an orderof the 27th ult. T7 new garrifon battalions were ordered to be embodied. Whig Club.— The Duke of Norfolk yef- terday prefided at this innttution. The ftanding toads of the club being drank, the Noble Chairman ...
... Clarence a fervice of plate, value 3000 guineas, for his attention to the commercial interefts of that ifland. Whig Club. — Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the . Crown L, and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox was ia the Chair. The Dukes of Norfolk and Bedford ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The City one was likewife prefented this morn- ing, and attended by a great concourfe of people. Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor, in tbe Strand. It was Bumeroofly attended, but had only few of its Members in Parliament ...
... foon after our own Revolution, r but the provisions and powers cent aiped in were much mora tevcti. Was it not pto- pofied ?? Whigs > 8: queftion relative to the Sioking Fund, Mr^VanAttart replied* it was bis wilhthat fori ihe iue^nj. year the w bole of the ...
... refpeeting fucceffions. The Noble Lord further obferved, that the Whigs ' themfelves, and furely the Gentlemen oppofite would admit that Whig documents contained the pureft prmciplesof policy— Whig* themfelves had acquiefced inarrangements hot very diflimilar ...
... officer, aod part of the fine was remitted. Lord Caftlereagh waa iery happy in bis comments upon tbe anxiety of the modern Whigs to, enforce the moft rigorous ex- ecution of the Excife Laws— Tbe motioo waa negatived by a majority of 92. lhe numbers for ...
... Westminster, iv con- sequence :ot the. lamented death of Sir S. Romilly* anjY will.be opposed by Mr. Brougham, supported by ,the Whig interest. : ?? THE QUEEN. A rumour was very generally circulated last evening of the Queen's demise. Tbe ex- tremely debilitated ...