... late d thIs; but we grieye that they shouldts prrvailed thle ?? to assist them in lbe accomplisheat e tt yvews. 'sad the. Whigs consulted tbeil OWD truedigadat' jtheyh wsould lave nominated a candidate d indepenl principles; and, had their ecnjmies contil ...

... Archibald, tor he biuw~tiinks himself' enltitled to maintain is stately an ahs ansd to look as sour and sulky, as the best Whig ambng them. -Of course, Lord Aicliibald s , aiiswers to the letteosswhich ase: sent to- him from this re- .specable quatfer ...

... at the sock ankd the share Are not worth one moment of glory. Come armnye, and mosunt ve, and make the herms ring : Of the Whigs, as ye strike for youreountry and king. en, . :f lie XIanson Ifoue.-A fislierman wmas charged with rY working 'In unlawful ...

... a-very gratifying spiectache to those wsho think like tne, to behold thle Duke of Devonshire and most of the distingutished Whig tnobility assembleud round the throne onl this occeasion; givtng an op-n testinnory that the diftr- etees of'poilitic~al opinions ...

... THE TIMES AND THE WHIGS. The 'I'imes of tlie e3d ult. contained a virulent attack upon the Whig NOblemen and Gentlemen who obeyed their Sovereign's summons to assist per- sonally, or by their children, in the ceremony of the Coronation, The topics of ...

... vomit. 1.. 1 ' 0 the inhabitants of Hamilton, and the middle ward of t;ell,arkshire, I have only to name the BRIDGE, and a whig 11 1 '°1 3 8 of the most appaling aspect starts into existence. qate in which it has been suffered to remain for the fourteen ...

... lucrative. Such degradation of principle could not have been adventured on without profitable reasons; and backed as it is with a whig phalanx, it is no wonder that it hurls scurrility at every thing sacred and venerable. This is demonstrable in the Scotsman's ...

... he was in Whig radical company called Ministers•by several harsh names. Had this trimming gentleman told the company how much his tone alters, when trying to Lim goOd tirrins with those whose names and characters he was then traducing, the Whig radicals ...

... possi- M ble that the condictors of tlhe Scotsman could have Str knovwn of. the action, the answer could only mean, that these whig adwyerst' had ageneral retaining M fee to stand in defence of that paper t dled This morning,. about one o'cloci, some of ...

... of this kind, but never till now any tur- a omoil ahout it. When hailf a dozeit ata tine have been dis- it he missedl, the Whigs held their t sngues; and they did right; 1i and they take this matter up only in the houl of making a ci stir alid of doing ...

... liberality, their love of liberty, and their hatred of oppression? Was this consistent with the professions and principles of the Whigs, with whom the Sovereignty of the people was once the first and fa'fourie toast at their tables, and who held that Kings are ...

... that the maliciouS attack. 'eras made intentionally. And, thirdly, that tln%fact which ive first brought to light, of the Whig lawyers having refused -the ,fee• in Dr. Aiton!s. case, demonstrates clearly that the Scotsman is similarly protected as the ...