... we uncierfland, Means to . honour the fociety with his prefence. - • Mr. EttskiN . E was in the chair at the Meeting of the -Whig Club, 'on Tuefday lait. The Duke of NORFOLK was, appointed to prefide at the next Meting. In j e thc . re was a fplendid i ...

... of difarming the Highlanders 'took place very fhorilv after the Union, and That rife - afore was conducted and enforced by a Whig Adminillratien.' Ireland was) After a - kw words from Mr. Vaniittart, the Amendment of Sir C. liunbury was put and negatived ...

... been.,l44.T.made bY on the Jamaica ftation: r •t, he bici. Mr. Fox's idea of lie jack- hOGI,, NV ith l ing) much amufed the Whig Club, at its laft rfl e h e f a ySy ' - h i 9 taken from the Hiltory of Sweden.; wh ic , o feria 01 CHARLES XII., thieatened ...

... followitw COzni , ltints, is Gleets, ScinlnalWealineit , !s, Im;)-neney, Cooftim'ptißri; of Memory-, Pin - niers of of the Tr:if:Whigs ' Fecitienei'i; l-lor,->rs of the :\ Paralytic Coni plaints; and the -whole train of Nervous Diforders. Geittla men or the ...

... ,. relenting -an. ex ten,iive • View ot don, takelartaiVii (hat exhibits the principal objects of beauty,. and the, furrow:Whig country, in a itriliing aud picturefque.point of from drawing 4 painted by Mr. Thomas Gitlin. It is prefumed; thegeteral elliret ...

... to the country, and advantageous to its interetls. Though the debates were animated, the oppofition was very trifling ; the Whig interett joining, on the happy occafion, in the general ,fentiwent of approbation and joy. The BUCKINGHAM and Bon RBON parties ...

... ft zi gr.:Atec..l fran4ily, havlng two ox-. 4:client rcom,s on the grcund toor,ivith footirian's antry ; two falhion*le eic.Whig-toonis on .the nrft. door; , _and two good bed-rotins anti dreffieg-roontin the two-pair, and four rooinsin the attics. The ...

... Lord is to fucceed the Marquis Weet.EsLEy as ,Governor General of Bengal, it is hinted that Mr. GREY; who,. with the other Whig Member„ highly applauds the proceedings of the prefent Miniftry, will be the new . Secretary of State. A, letter received by ...

... report of the Earl of CHATHAM'S going out to India. Mr. ADDINGTON, it is .faid, has explained to feveral of the Members of the Whig Patty, the grounds upon which he hopes for the independent fupport of thofe Gentlemen. Among other things, he propofes to repeal ...

... Revolution as the Noble' in particular, have experienced. Rear Admiral T. BOSTON is chofen Mayor of wich for the year enfuing. The Whig Club of Ireland din ed on MondaY la ft Atwell's Tavern, Dublin; the Earl of CHARLEm °I4 - in the Chair. The Marchionefs of ...

... the former, with grateful eetlacy, on.receiving the purfe, the Patient has cured the Doa;r of a far more e4-cruciating I WHIG CLv.E.—At the meeting on TUefday, Mr. SHERIDAN was in the chair. On his health being drank with three . times three, hp addreffed ...

... has tir the Weft India expedition—though frigates th e j r anfports may be neceitary, why the (hips of of - ? Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, which was to a ta ken place yetterday, has been poftponed for a ia rt u aYs, in confequence, it is fuppofed, .of fome ...