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... Ic R. Tt is now more tharftwelve months fince the forma- _ticn of: the Whig Cled. Perhaps no fociety ever re- ceived fo great and refpedtable an accretion within the fame period. It is probably the firlt politieal chub in TALENTS—for RANK—for PROPERTY— ...
... WHIG CLUB. Monday the firft meeting oflhe Whig Club, for the prefent featbn, was held the Crown and Anchor Tavern, The Earl of Derby in the Chair, The Duke of Norfolk, the Duke Portland, the F.irl of Plymouth, Earl Galway, Sir Godfrey Webfter, Sir John ...
... WHIG CLUB. Tuefd.ir, there was numerous meeting refpfftahle Club, the Freemafons’Tayerh—Lord Holland the Chair. Alter drinkinw all the regular toafls of the day, which the Noble rman fcverally educed with an appropriate illuflration, paid a mod affecting ...
... WHIG LANDLORDS. You who vilify Whigs because they did not accomplish we now feel to been im/tossibilities —and yon, Sirs, on the Tory side who demand the votes of your leuanlslead and remember this. “At the commencement the late canvass in the nouhern ...
... WHIG CLUB. TUESDAY, MAY 16. THE following Report was received from the Committee appointed to enquire what Heps it would be proper for the Club to take on behalf of their fellowfubjedts in the North. Having taken into confidcration the fubjedt referred ...
... H IG ti RB. The vindication of the Whig Club has been found on examination too trong > be meddled with. ‘Vhe re- lures that are thrown out to attract anfwers to that celebrated compofition, are quite unfuccefstul.— Ali that offers is found either too ...
... The WHIG CLUB dine at BENNETs, Eufiace-fireet, jaturday the 23d inftant : The Right Hon. Lord CAULFIELD in the Chair : STEWARDS, che Mt. Jepfon, Efq; M. P. ius Grogan, Efq; rthur Browne, Efq; M. P, Rev. Wm. Irvine, [es Francis Evans, Efg, hua Spencer ...
... THE CONDUCT OF THE WHIGS. It i», we think, highly honourable to our great party, that none of the Tory —not even the Evening Mailcan find it in their heart to abuae them. On the contrary, though they detest his politics, they acknowledge, one and all ...
... Hf Some characters of the firft eminence are to be ballct- ed for at the meeti g of the Whig Club on From the avidity with which men of rani and in @very quarter of the kingdom, continue to folicit ad- miffion into this find of virtuous Irifhmen, it bids ...
... WHIG CLUB. c.tfday the meeting of this truly patriotic Society, was ' ,•tended. The F.arl of Moil a filled the chair. new were balloted for, and feveral othera d, preparatory the.r next meeting. The evening iVrrt with conviviality, and many loyal and ...
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... WHIG CLUB. THE WHIG CLUB arc meet at Euflacc-ftrect, on Tucfday the tlth in ft. to rccc'nc Ik Report of tie Committee appointed enquire into tie file lie La book Img Poor. They diae together on faid day. Right Hon H. GRATTAN, M. P. in the chair. STEWARDS ...