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... minfter, and the ptobable iffue of their The Duke of Portland and Thefe among others were given with cheers: with three. the Whig interct, three times three Mr. Fox, and the independent of three. Lord Townthend, and ficcefs to his eleétion; Lord John Ruffeli ...
... WH!IG CLUB, Inftituted HE next Mecting of the Whig Club will be T on Tuefday, the fourth of November, at the Crown and Anchoi Tavera, in the Strand; His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND in the Chair. STEWARDS, Earl of DERBY, Earl of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... onal Club, to celebrate the of the Revolution. RESOLVED unanimoully, To concur in the propofition, of the Gentlemen of the Whig Club, for erecting a Pillar in Runne-Mede, in grateful commemoration of that glorious event, and to affiit in promoting the ...
... felf-formed hcp- tarehical junto with himfelt in this and the other Houfe of Parliament. Of that very man, who calls himfeif a Whig, of him, who whilft he is in the very act of ereéting a monumental pillar in honour, and to the memory of the glorious Revolution ...
... hirc. This lady was daughter of John Oldmixon, efq; ot Oldmixon, Somerfetfhitr, renowned sntagonift of Pope, and the great Whig biftorian of the ft century.-—Robert Scott, late the fervice the hoiv Eaft-India Company. PREFERRED. The Hon. and Rev. Charles ...
... The men behaved the mofi and hardened manner; but the woman very much afre£led. On hearing General ■ ■ N had dubbed himfelf Whig. ONCE when it ferv'd the General's turn, With zeal for He was 'lory ; But finrethe General found That Billy is ground, tells ...
... 'Settingfhm crid ioChiitori-pcndand Aivir. hereby given, That the Tolls ariili. J at the fold whig Toll-gates, v«, ct And aver M. I Giles.Hu.-frou Tarrant and the Miii!.»v foil-gate st Speehhatniand, wflJ .hy AUCTION rhe belt Bidders, at the pub.! -■ ...
... counts from Britanny mention that feveral tow in different parts of that province laid tig arms, upon being ordered out to quell Whig 8; and at Hiavre de Grace the haq Mifon, upon receiving the news of what at Paris, marched out, and left the Uy th 8 its appendages ...
... WHIG INTEREST. AT a Meeting of the Whig in Hampshire, the George inn, Winchefter, the 14th J.nuary, 1790, Resolved Unanimoufly, That the union of the intercft cf Sir William Hcathcote and Mr. Chute, and the conduct the of that intercit, rejecting all ...
... this morning they marched for Faroham, their oute for the Stitfex coalt, whets they are to ?.n*;a for fume GRAIN, at the. do whig MA'-Ktri. [Wheat per Load —Baricy, &c. Readjcc. Wheat od to rel Bat icy od to 33s od to «c,s 6i j od Nit. suky. Wheat od to ...
... applaufe took place at the clofe of the meeting, which was altogether molt Tuefday all the principal Noblemen and belonging to the Whig Club dined at the London ‘l'avern. It is fome pleafure to report that all the refpectable members of it are determined to fupport ...
... that tranquillity, the con- tinuance of which may be long enfured, fhould the Duke of Portland, Mr. Fox, and other ftaunch whigs of the country, be included at the meeting of Parliament, among the mem- bers who fhall compofe the government of this kingdom ...