... and tlio Speakers (partinilarlv Lord Cochrane and Colonel Wardle) expressed the most marked contempt of the Talents, the Whigs,” the old Toxites, for declaring that on the late commotions, they felt it their do'v to rally in support of the Government ...

... numerous signatures. The friends of the measure hope to obtain respectable names by to-morrow evening. It is reporltd that tbe Whig-club at their next meeting (on Tuesday) intend to enter into resolutions, declaratoiy of tbe conduct they intend pursue in ...

... in the Common Council on Wednesday. A discussion took place, and lasted five hours, in which Mr. Tierney, and others of the Whig party, were treated with great obloquy for having supported the privileges of Parliament against Sir Franris Burdett. Thanks ...

... occasioned influence York June 13 A rumour of this event getting in thedifferent what authority not though the by means Rallimon Whig have been that John is expected to bring require Congress and that it the the President convene in case 15 Dutch received to ...

... of every Bug Fee OWN nue Tor um e discuaced. \ but most res » General Sarazin, whose al liberty and some little time since) Whigs of J ch specuirtion, has Burdettites, in the London character a1 prpeis, | uncle Mr. Fischer, a merchant ! temper the ¥ | hich ...

... this very part Mr Serjeant the President the mittee afterwards Bar of the House of on knees reprimanded I leave the modern Whig choice of horns this dilemma either he was ignorant of material the great upon he to decisive or to and without acknowledgment ...

... time Noble Karl having before was Earl himself to the doctrine Reform now conciliate pledge ith the new party denominated Whigs hold There in speech deal declamation men irn mischievous character the persons insinuation directed am at a are as under pretence ...

... offer to prove them This very petition forward rebut the charge want precision Mr Burke made the ground a substantive the Whigs in celebrated Observations the Conduct of the Minority” He accuses them that furtherance of their design to discredit and disgrace ...

... blessing there. St. Ices. Johnson, not !on» before his death, a htcrary character, of revolutionarv principles! »ho was the first Whig? can't immediately I eel,, Sir, .replied the gentleman).- 11 Tbcu. 11l tell yon said the doctor) the Den'f was. and got kick’d ...

... by the whole of the the county and Sir William Berkeley leads the independent freeholders Mr was a rank declared himself a Whig and a friend to a certain species of his address to freeholders he declared “ That the elective alone vested in the interest ...

... but to make it lasting, the Burdeltiles must give up their bubble of Radical Reform, or the borough faction (as they call the Whig resign their boroughs 5 which neither is likely to do, while either will serve their p poses. Some our country- poi.ucians ...

... proxies received unless where Standing House determined against receiving previous moved and Farl of Moira expressed informed in Whig barber shave Tories three their the the halfpenny (Much laughter) Lord shortly the there for Lord Moira's present total No ...