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... The Lady of General Don has obtained a paffport from the French Confulate, to enable her to virt her liu(band at Lille. The Whig Club dined ye(terday at the London Tavern, when Sir Will. Plomer took the Chair in the abfence of Lord Petre, who was prevented ...
... ;-, unlefs the per- fjfis at preient in confinement for the riot at 1 Lane i.ni y in Sti-ft'ordj-iic, are f.t a: 'ibeny. j Whig Club.-' -Mr. Fox on TncTday took the Chair at the monthly d-nner cf tl.'s Soctety.— After the ufual toaits, the Duke of Notrolk ...
... do 1 yr t 1 null 1 have never devi- ated iro-n the pr'.noplcx t.vat nr;t in'i juced me j 10 tne EeAors ot a'taamttd, namely, Whig P-in- • c.p.'ta, co a,.ie>i ! have likherta had the g0..0 fo.tun* • to aU Lnifjtr..lJ, aad hive it od my gtou .o.— Thv [ f ...
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... that the Oppofition in the Hoafe of Lords will reckon forty of the modt illutrious and opu. X lent Peers of Edgland. D The Whig Club yefterday dined, at the London Ta- n vern, when his Grace the Duke of NORFOLKt was in s'the Chair, and he maintained the ...
... eight the Scrutineei-s declared the number to be, for the queftion 4i i-agai the queftion 554-majority agrainR it 139. The Whig Club yeflerday dined at the London Tavern, when his Grace the Duke of Norfolk was in the chair, and lie maintained the convi- ...
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... Molt t frightfully fcorched. T'he flames had fpread over the room, and it was with difficulty that the houfe could be faved. Whig Cldib.-Tuefday a meeting of this Club took place at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand. Earl Thanet was in the Chair, fup ...
... contr-ary to the .fpilit of .the lgiflaturce and thy Rfitemn of the laws, was then pafj-ed by a Parliament, and propofed-by a 'Whig Ad- miniftration, as remarkable for its love of coniitotiornal principles, and for adhcring to the principles of the Re- rolutioln ...
... would be the means of -faving the conificution. He alliaded to the' meafurc which it hid been thought aeceffary to adoptby a Whig adininiftration in the difarming of the Highilanders in Scotland after the UniQn ; and contended that as this meafure had been ...
... Club was inflituted, faid Mr. . they did methe honourto place me in the Chair of the rt meeting of a few honeft determined Whigs. Under eir directions I afli(ted in drawing up the rules by *hich it has been guided, and as the obje61 was partly onvivial ...
... SsiHEIDAN'S late fpeech at the Whig Club-a fpeech which, in material points, we gave not only correl8 butjhlI: and this we mention the rather as we find expreflions imputed to Mr. S. which he never uttered-that the true Whigs, among whom Mr. SHERIDAN muff ...