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... WHIG CLUB. most respectable meeting of this Cl » yesterday held the Freemasons' Tavern Whitbread, Esq. in the Chair; where, regular constitutional toasts of the a \ interesting recollection Mr. Fox, G Lloyd Esq. was proposed as a cadi|' tor admission ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuesday the Members of this Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The usual toasts, and the healths of a great number of Gentlemen, were drank.—ln returning thanks for drinking his. health, Mr. Fox said, he thought this time ...
... MEETING of the WHIG CLUB. Tiiefday a moft numerous meeting of thisfociety was held the Crownand Anchor Tavern in the Strand. The Right Hon. Charles James Fox took the chair in the abfence of Charles Grey, and he was fupported by the Duke, Norfolk, the ...
... HAMPSHIRE WHIG CLUB. A MEETING of the Hampfhire Whig Club will be held at the George Inn, in the City of Winchefter on NEXT, the Day of Auguft Sir THOMAS MftLER, Bart, in the Chair* Sir CHARLES MILL, Bart. ) and > Stewards. ARTHUR ATHERLEY SAMUEL D EVER ...
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... Hampshire Whig club. MEETING of the Hampshire Whio Club will held the GEORGE INN, Winchester, on Wednesday the first of August next. Sir CHARLES MILL, the Chair. H. PORTAL, } and > Stewards. JOHN LOVETT, Esq. ) l6lh July, 1798. S. DEVERELL, Secretary ...
... WHIG PRINCIPLES We appear to be driven to the oonolnaion that a Whig— I. Bequiree no wider basis tbaa the broad outlines of En- glish hiatorv apon which to foand bis doctrine. 11. Disclaims any general principiee of politioal aotion, and regards politics ...
... WHIG AND TORY. Whig end Tory governors sre sir of one snd hslf of the other. We confess, however, tbst the lory is the hooester, end, to far, the more English animal of the two. The Whig laments tbe tnrbolent politics which be atsiats so far it it beneficial ...
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... THE WHIGS AND THE BALLOT. To the Editor of the Hampshire Advertiser. Sir,— From the agents of the Whig candidates for Smith Hants I received a printed bill, telling me not te be afraid to vote, as nobody would know anything at all about it, Ac. ; an_ ...
... WHIG GOVERNMENT. THE TEUE UNVAENISHED BESUME OF PABLIA- MENTAEY WOEK IN SESSION 1871. As the strongest possible testimony to the unquestion- able efficiency of the present administration, I have to call attention to the following state of facts, undisputed ...