... as he was in years, and beipft decidedly domestic man, should be happy to ilw toil—nil of public lif«, and gentleman staunch Whig principles would offer himself as candidate the Electors of tht county Norfolk, should have his decided support; but that -rftthcr ...

... on the Catholic intcre{t n T. Bish, Esq. (the Lottery Contractor) and Sir John Lubbock (the banker) start for Leominster the Whig interest. Mr. Baron Graham has been so unwell, as not be able to attend the Court for the the last week. The Hon. Baron is ...

... Wortley, Esq. the present Members; Lord Mor)>eth, Mr. Bethel, Mr. Fountayne Wilson, and Mr. Duncombe. Of these six, two only are Whig Candidates, Lords Morpeth and Milton the other four are Tories. Two of them, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Duncombe, have been invited ...

... proximity to«tlie Pump-Room, Parades, &c. will-be found a desirable .situation, .fer Visitors. THE ROYAL FAMILY. . FOREIGN WINES. WHIG LIT, Wine Merchant next to the King's, and opposite thfc Ilaymarket Theatre, Opera Colonade, llaymarkct', London, Ims. made ...

... Lottery, is likely that Tickets and Shares will be very scarce, ana much higher in price the drawing approaches. But J. and J. ve whig t being anxious to the Public timely notice make their purchases, pledge themselves that all who apply their Offices in _or ...

... that if is re-elected, he will take btat; and highly esteemed, that doubt exists of his return.- Mr. TJtiaht's (who are in the Whig interest) have to sccure his rc-election in independent planner. At St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 18lli of April, Capt. ...

... Brougham, who returned town on Sunday evening, paid the Noble Marquis a visit Monday. We believe the leading members of the Whigs dined with Earl Grey, his house Berkeley-square, Tuesday. Mr. Brougham is returned to town, and was on Tuesday at the House ...

... Lansdown, but he has in noway himself from the Whig party. It is too much, we believe, to say that a negotiation is on foot between Mr. Canning and the Marquis of Lansdown, the representative of tha Whig party in Parliament, but communications have taken ...

... mission. No Ministerial arrangements can yet be positively announced, but we are inclined believe that the negotiation with the Whigs will terminate in an union. Star Office, 4 o'clock—We stop the press to state, that we have ascertained that the Duke of Devonshire ...

... they can even be said to proceed at all. Whether the Whigs come into office or not, Mr. Canning will have succeeded in dividing them, and thus in some degree neutralising their future opposition. The Whigs, I'ke some of the weaker sex, are such notorious ...

... murmurs.) would ask, it understood that the Catholic Question was to be made Cabinet measure ? if not, these gentlemen (the Whigs) as honest men, could not support the Right Hon. Gentleman. But the strangest thing in the affair was, that the entire press ...

... or temporarily only. It was of importance to the House to know these facts. He had observed long flirtations between the Whigs and the liighl Hon. Gentleman, which brought him (Sir Lethbridire) the conclusion, that the lute treaty for place was not of ...