... the nscnhing till 3 in the aftcrnoon. lhc clegant la'ds3 Ornlblb n~t by privatG V'artics fto CoflIeS tS, a WHIG CLUB. I7 Enext Meeting of the WHIG 'CLUB,-qjjb-b~ tavern ?? the 6th of April, at the Crown and n-thor tavern, in the Strand. His Grace the I)UKE ...

... fair) Union between Great Britain and Ireland inevitable, and most de- sirable for both islands. Lord John Russell and the Whigs better Conservatives than Sir Robert Peel and the Tories. By J. G. V. PORTER, Esq., High Sheriff Cotnty Fermanagh. Do unto ...

... fort e Under Wea erota, rawers, &c. L neaning to favitur thl Warchbuf; are re- ItQ thu Nlumbir.I .a II t c T ? WHIG CLUB. next MEETING of-the WHIG CLUB .nil, beoan Tuefday next, at the Crown and Anchor Ta- vern, Strand. GEORGE BYNG, Efq. in the Chair. STEWARDS ...

... admc ~ye 'tin pri thiatni tef avt e e atfrf e mea P S t- MC- 7ri 0 co IInnfotfbi ~ vr nao i i rito d bI ,fnr La -To o lnly sl Whig Wliieo,'£itlyities ?? on teurpo n~et %ilcs , 6rcdu- U A luilteyh vean o ter every -it siC ~ ?? ul i n Jc not Sringhird in'vcked ...

... would be introduced Into every department of Bch the Administration; and as for the word peirly, and the dis- its, tinction of Whig or Tory, the Noble Premier now wished to re- consign them to oblivion. The Right Honourahle Gentleman f a said, that after ...

... They serve to ?? the danger of being lost many Interesting particulars regs:li; some of the most eminent men of au age now ?? Whig. Published for H. Colburn, by his successors, Hurst and Iflackett. Now ready, In 2 vols. 8vo., 1 TH LORD METCALFEF LAte Go ...

... principles or my j udgment. It has been my la sdsi to maintain, in the Corporation olff xsht I so 5riihr, what I consider to be the Whig principles of our anicestor,r, as affording the belt, andindeed thc only solid security for the dignity Of tile Crown, the ...

... Coifee-houseIDeao-street; the Swan, Bridge-street. 1ElOR M or PARLIAMENT.-WESTMIN- geSTER RLECTION-Zlelsors of-Westminster! the Whigs, the IT'ories, and the Refuse of all lParties, who form the meanest and most despicable of Coalitions, have suffered another ...

... publisher, 11, Royal Exchcange. ...

... Central Commnittee-room, Bridge House Hotel, London Bridge, May 6. /IIDL.ESEX ELECTION.- M Conservatives exert yourselves. The Whigs did not expect a poll and are omnpletltely disorgisised. Malke a push nowy. Canvass each in yovsr eons neisglbourhood snud ...

... ADVERTISERS IN IRISH JOURINALS. ?? attention of advertisers is directed to the e 1ELFAST DAILY and WEEKLY N(RTHERN B :WHIG. The DAILY NORTHERN WHIG, established Januay 8124, is well' known to advertisersr as a lssading Irish Journa of the ?? taniniand is recognised ...

... published. Second Edition, in 3 elos. eve. lriee It Vel. Sd, AF. WINGROVE COOKE'S H1STOR of the ..lYJ. 'WHIGS and TORIE9, from the Rise of the Whig~tW aTit~ Factions, in the Reign of Charles It.. to the Pessieg of the ltfsrii Bili. Tis oly tanardwork ...