... makes the third fire that village this season. [The folio*inn liille sketch appeared some weeks ago that very well coiiductcn Whig journal, the Tiinnlon Couri.r, —where by some unaccountable oversight, it has escaped the vigilance the caterers f ...

... was found near her which the wound could have been inflicted. —Halifax Journal. Analysis or tiif. of all grades (including Whigs, Radicals, Ke|*ealers, and Revolutionists) 6lo—Conservatives A clever writer in one of the Monthly Magazines, has endeavoured ...

... requisite for county member. —Newcastle nal. ice the election .the vimlenre nartv spirit has abated in the south of Devon. Tories, Whigs, Itadieal Reformers, now the merits their •rite the acrimony lately preva- This is it should be.— Sht’rhurne Mercury. onld ...

... how rejoiced was I when I fell that should able to stand at ease for the hour* that I destined for the belabouring of Hu* whig*. I could not (if had had cough) without the aid Mr. Coles, hat given them the four hours and half which were worth more to ...

... proposition for ve ballet. Aou will recollect that the Whigs turned the elliugton ministry out hv vote upon the C’lvil l.mt. which was then near million, and the Whigs wished reduce it a half* yet. the Whigs had not office a fortnight when they brought forward ...

... dictator, edict n time w«ll prove whether dares or can enforce, lie has attempted in this proclamation to iiiiimidaie the Whigs of South by threats, and to encourage and foment insurret-tion ami violence on the part of the internal enemies of the Mate ...

... in theday, wanting only four months to complete his doth tear. His Lordship was, through life, loyal, steady, and moderate Whig, having been lirst introduced into public life by his maternal uncle, the Marquis of Rockingham, of whose administration formed ...

... to the Clerk of the Peace, no prodigal Tory like mvself durst moot such a prop«-i sition—it must proceed from an economical Whig, and had it done so it would in all probability have been favourably received, and even hailed as the harbinger of that splendid ...

... has charged the gift ” fund with burthens which may remain us long as he himself exists ; or that his Belgian outfit, under Whig auspices, has, with the consent of the liberal Lord Grey, been made an English debt. hope that Mr. Hall will not remain satisfied ...

... Tory or Lowther interest; and it is rumoured that .Major Aglionby, the chairman of the Quarter Sessions, will oppose him the Whig interest; which, in truth, is not strong in the Wefft Cumberland. There may lie a stnipgle, hut those who know the ground entertain ...

... one the members for Westminster, that were in an uncomfortable situation. But Tories could not remain in office longer than Whigs, if the people did not sanction their measures; and in his conscience, he believed that the best government for the country ...

... difficulty she was got into the shippon, where she *lept away the fumes of her fuddle, like any other drunkard. —Bolton Chronicle. Whig asd Tory What are you thrashing that poor boy for said somebody to sweep of some twelve years of age, who was laying it on ...