... hi§ valuable. life -on the second day. - 'guson was one of the most distinguished of that:steady k anl inflexible band of Whigs in 6cotland ?? the comlmencemnent- of the illjudged systeiniof p'litics 'ihich plunged us into thie revolutionai'y iv, har'ees- ...

... influence irr the applrilitnrelrt, we nnig-t remar1i that two oaut orf three (rf these gentiri tiler r e a ilrwtit to be of Whig pirticiples. 'lie Corroration of York have tlrprrinted Mr. Slt berian to becle if tibe course antt to this aolrliittilrent ...

... by Woful, out of Fantina, 3 yrs old.. 0 Lord G. H. Cavendish's h. h. Godolpfin, 5 years old .. 0 Mr. W. Powlett's b. c. The Whig, 4 years old .. 0 Mr. Batson's b. c. Mystic, by Hedley, 4 years old . 0 Mr. Wyndham's b. f. Elfrid, 3 years old . ...

... gentleman first stated the facts to Vis- count Althorp, M.P. for the County. The Noble Lord saw no reason for interfering-it was no Whig job. Mr. WVells then applied by motion to the Jurge at the last Assizes to have Baker brought up, that his case might be publicly ...

... Honourabel Presidectt took the oppltr- from tunity~of av6oving bitcself a:Whig, eotletaininsg prin. which 'iples similar to tiose entertained and acted upon by the rhagc Whigs. at the revolution of 168X, and which seated the j ?? House df Briusitwick ...

... sou, Lord lMorputh, vho long occupired a seat in the 6 Honsc of Commons is semember for Culiburlaod, asd lie- ?? with the Whigs in, 1110 -T1ines. ...

... atid ages, iat. :Lorrd ?? Double Entesndre, (i yrs . . ?? ?? ?? Mr. Heathcote's br. r. Syntax, 4 yrs. ?? ?? ., ?? 2 The foll~whig aa o started :Capt. Lack's b. m. Fye.Fyc, Mr. Brownn's br. c. by Allegro, ilarrosqa, Lord Moilchneics'o g- c. Latibur, Mr. ...

... and the Miss Johnstones, Sir Wm., Lady, and the Miss Boothbys, Mr. and Mirs. Littleton, &c. &c.-Derby AMercury. SALE OF THE WHIG-CLUB CHAIR. This curious article was yesterday put up to auction at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the ether effects ...

... was re- elected for subsequent Paliliaments at comparatively little ex- pence. From the first to the last he was a thorough Whig, but during later years he was chiefly dIstinguished as the most active promoter of varimta public works. The first of these ...

... There can he no higher proof of the rui devotedness of zeal, than when it stoops to what pritle would Pt spurn at.-Northern Whig,. Atw ,Vidoe, the late well-known agent of police at Paris, who was W formerly is .Chevalier d'Iadustrie, and a liberated ...

... invasion, and he is suffileent of himself to damn, for ever, any plan of operation, whether good, bad, or indifferent.-lorthers Whig. SINGULAR PaorosaTION -We have received a letter, signed James Bowry, suodier of the 98th Regiment, stationed in Clara barracks ...

... 6!b; and Mea C.)shy's, Hindoo, 5 yrs, 8St 21b, having declared forfeit, pay 1 sovs each. MATCHES. Mr. Sloane Stanley's, The Whig, Sst 71b, agst Mr. Watson's 'Ardelia, fist 21b ; New Mile ; .50 covs. Mr. Day's Augur, 8et 7110, agst Mr-. Harrison's Miss ...