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... Love. Orton and Ellen, a Legendary Talc* • New-old Ballads. Odes, &c. &c. A'fe, null! fuLHJhrd, An ODE to BONAPARTE'; and The WHIG CLUB, CHARLES FOX, in imitation of Horace. ...
... that Lord Hobart to fucceed the Marquis Wellcflejr Governor General of Bengal, it is hinted that Mr. Grey, who, with the other Whig Members, highly applauds the proceedings the prefenfMiiuftrjr, will be the new Secretary of State. A number of Dutch dergy ...
... both powers bear the obvious flamp of mutual confidence. Mr. Addington, it is laid, has explained to foveral members of tbe Whig Party, the grounds upon which be hopes for tbe independent rapport of thofe gentlemen. Amoog other things, he propofea to repeal ...
... The fa£k is, the King of Pruflia gave 8000 crowns for it, and the French Papers added a cypher. Ycfterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the London Tavern, Mr. Aiderman Combe in the chair. He was fupported by the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of Albemarle ...
... which it was concluded. Thus fituated, he ihould an Amend menf, which he trofted, would be lupported by the remains the Old Whig phalaiyf, who bad con (lastly oppt-fcd the War.—' The of this Amendment would be, ** to the regret of that Houfc, that the ...
... Lord ’VJfeoaiil-ltanlar to the oTfltr William Newo mb jo the ' dlgnliy of Vifcoontbls Newcocoan. , the firft meeting of the Whig Club for feafeo was held CroWu and Anchor, Lord William RnfleU In the Chair- Hje fupported by the Dukes of Norfolk and Mr. ...
... important difpatcbes for Lord Hawkeibury. and the fubjed of them was difeufled in Cabinet Council held (aft Saturday. Yetterday the Whig Club dined together -at the London Tavern, for the feco:>d rirne tbit feafon. The Duke of Norfolk was the chair; and mauy other ...
... farther deftination will be made known. By an orderof the 27th ult. T7 new garrifon battalions were ordered to be embodied. Whig Club.— The Duke of Norfolk yef- terday prefided at this innttution. The ftanding toads of the club being drank, the Noble Chairman ...
... Clarence a fervice of plate, value 3000 guineas, for his attention to the commercial interefts of that ifland. Whig Club. — Yefterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the . Crown L, and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox was ia the Chair. The Dukes of Norfolk and Bedford ...
... Among the ways and means 6 * addition to the property tax of 1\ p er c ?? making it in the whole ?? was coafifcj? mentioned. 1 Whig Clui.— Yefterday the Duke of % folk was Chairman of the Ciub, whoh!l their meeting at the London Tavern, »l his Grace maintained ...
... was, consequently-, more generally canvassed than it ever had been before. On the death of the Marquis of Rockingham, the Old Whig Party fell into a state of disunion, nearly bordering upon dissolution. A new ar- rangement took place soon after, arid Lord ...
... the body is expected, to take place privately on Friday or Saturday evening, to the Painted Chamber in the Houfe of Peers. Whig Club.— Tbis fociety held its firrt 1 meeting for the feafon yeflerday ; but owing 1 to Mr. Fox being, by his Parliamentary ...