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... WHIG CLUB. r ITiF. firft meeting of Club for the prefent was X held on Tuefday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern; and was numcroufly attended. A number of gentlemen who have been for years refutned their (cats, in the ablence of the hurl of Derby through ...
... Ireland. The Dublin mail of the 2 I(I inft. arrived yefterday : the moft important intelligence brought which is, that the Whig Club of Ireland have palled a refolnhon expreffive of their regret at the departure of Earl Fitzwulliam from the government ...
... great great great great grandam by the fame famous blind ftallion; his great great I great great great grandam was Old Flying Whig, (the dam of | the great Hartley Marc and the little Hartley Mare) the Wuodftock Arabian, fire of Spider and Points; his great ...
... the Revolution is a fraud, and a thing never to be commemorated. 4. That the Difleaters ought not to tolerated. 5. That the Whigs arc always dangerous. To the Motion On a former night mentioned u That the Book on the Table was a malirimis, fcv.ndalou-, ...
... Sedition Bills has reached Ireland, where the people begin to entertain appreheniions of their introduction among them. The Whig Club of that country have refolved, that the perfon of the iSavereign, and the liberties of the fubjeft are facred and inviolable ...
... WHIG CLUB OF ENGLAND. An extraordinary meeting of this dub was held on Saturday laft, when the Hon. Thomas Erikinc was unanimouDv called to the Chair. Mr. Erskine, in a Drort and very forcible addrefs, Dated the important purpofe of this meeting. The ...
... were, the Dulce of Clarence, Prince William Gluucefter, the Stadtholdcr and family, Ac. «tc. ' . , Saturday the Committee the Whig Club, appointed to prepare and announce the form of a General AlTociation the People, for the repeal of the two ails palled ...
... great as ever, and the commerce of the country had iucieofed. He complimented the Chancellor of the Exchequer for doing what Whig or any other Adminillration had done before him, applying one per cent to the difeharge of the debt as it was aficd. Had this ...
... negotiating the late treaty with Gieat Britain. Mr. Washington declares it contrary to the articles the Conllitulion. . At the Whig Club yefterday, the Duke of Norfolk propofed toad, ** The man who dares he honed even in thefe t^meB ,, —*Mr. Fox. It was drank ...
... old members, viz. Lewes, Lufhington, Anderfon, and Curtis, with Mr. Harvey Combe, and Alderman Pickett. Combe ftarts on the Whig intereft, and Picket, the Utopian not a guinea ! In the multitude movementE, Mr. Tierney and Mr. Thellufon dart as new Candidates ...
... States ; advi fes caution in council, and energy in conduit; and takes a final farewell of his fellow citizens. Yefterday the Whig Club dined at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, G. Byng, Efq. in the chair.—The company were uncommonly numerous. Upwards of twenty ...
... principal articles relied on by the Minifter a productive fource of Revenue, \vc underitaud, to tax upon Inland Navigations. The Whig club held their fecond meeting for the when Mr. Fux was in the chuir. It extremely full, and the day was fpent in the utmqft ...