... 7 a, | ¢ iss Rit mvEeU | lint Dente had nie nts C by Lord Grey. Icisnow said that it wil be op THLE WHIGS. who It is staied ina morning paper that a your (suvposed Earl Grey) anc the Prince Regen: igh. H tad a friend!v a Coolness of ANSE years ; the ...

... Lord Melbourne and the Whigs. policy had so strong a hold upon the Irish nation, | ress of Repeal question, now sv formidable, was then but ar great others, the surface. We go further, and affirm, that bad th table of the Whigs continued on the other ...

... WHIG CLUB. lad there a meeting of this C!uh the London Tavern, -when Mr. Alderman Combe was in the chair. He was Jupported by Mr. Secretary Fox, and numerous body of molt refpeflable characters. The conflitutional fentiments of the (ilubi the health of ...

... WHIG CLUB. THE Whig ClCb r.rc to at Ben-xe-t’s, luft.ice-ftv ...

... WHIG CLU HE WHIG CLUB dine at Bennett’s, Euftace. {treet, on Friday the 4th of November. Right Hon. H. GRATTAN. M. P. in the Chair. STEWARDS: D. B. Daly, Efq. M. P. G. Maquay, Efq. G. Ponfonby, Efq. M. P. James Hartley, Jobn Taylor, Efq. M. P. James Tandy ...

... WHIG CLUB. OnTuefday, a moft numerous meeting of this Club, was held at the Freemafons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Efq. the Chair where, after the regular conftitutional tuafts of the day, and the interefting recollection of Mr. Fox, G wyllim Lloyd Wardle ...

... WHIG CLUB. Monday, of Auguf, I*9o. T a Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, this day, the Club rrlolved itfcif into Committee to prepare their Via- Ccation. The Committsej Puke rf LEINSTER, Earl of MOIRA, Earl of CHARLEMONT. lari of ARRAN, Mr. PONSONBV, Mr. GRATTAN ...

... (Northern Whig.) Mr. O’Connell and The Dublin Evening Pott—\i dinner of The Friends of the Clondaikin Free School,” Thutsdav last, Mr. O’Connell, proposing The Repeal of the Union,” adverted to the able support which, he said, that measure is receiving ...

... Ly H G R. Tt WHIG CLUB dine at Ryan’s, on Te cfday next the inf. his Grace the DUS E of LEINSTER in the chair. 4 Valet and other Pufinefs wiil take place at five, and Hiner ou the table at fix Sivned, THOMAS CONOLLY, See. Necember 1, 1790. Veyond the ...

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... nas DOL yet Oe B ee ae eee eee eee Se contemplated absence from bis presemt important post w be temporary. WHIGS AND RADICALS. We specially recommend to our Radical friends, a e con- De- addressed by Mr. to Mr. Frencn, the Se of the General Association ...

... WHIG CLUB. This patriotic body who relume their this day, have hitherto by their fpirited and fteady cor'dnft deferred the public, that they polTeft. they juftly merit, the firmeft confidence of the people of Ireland. . - • Affbciated for purpofey d-pnified ...