... feat'her, the property tax, would break the horses' backs or no, I will not say what you would have done as an independent whig, but I 'will venture to assert, that Messrs. Perry and Spankey, as proprietors and conductors of the Morning 'Clironicle; would ...

... to Chester, was robbed of two chests of tea, and other articles of value, near Castle Bromwick. A number The Members of the Whig Club of the county of Fife, hfave remnitted tool. for Miss TAYLOR. William Cook, conviated at the Old Bailey, of mali- ciously ...

... his flag on Movday on boardr pie Vldidory, ~Ad~ 16n1the 011it of'Veidun, . villagehdiernai destroy&ed bryifnr. The house in WhIgs.tfrlan fisst. disco'~ered ?? -tosit of thcsekoii er on burnt to the grournd. 'Thle people o h a4e k.i efery direffion, and ...

... of years, arnass large fortunes t-fromi small begin- ::nion; Jbut. th~wit ofonan 'is chall~enged fto dlevise any mod, . by -Whig an infdividual can instmntly acquyean independen6'e fpt the tisk of a stall sum., -except lby I :theNew ?? ?? cotntaining' ...

... the subject of the attempt- y ed encroachment on their rights, which our readers will i see in their advertisement. c - The W'higs of Glasgow are- certainly notf ialicers in thoe case of frecdoyn ; as fifty bioumlp.ers must be at least four bottles a man ...

... Widhdin wss-secretary. are still, it lgea ,jaihg uitii LI1Cear+ as,, nu f are ajl Ibo iliary acnutan; one great caap f~ r whig', ,le Sply Mr. 5OO 6 IS Ih P~ayisstrS anti others had a glw :esso to0 leara e'vey el-twont -The ?? Qfflce, sa.s Lke -R epta ...

... rgt fred, freim Alacv~itnspnxd St, Ripe ons thte, ?? twetf ht pf ctribee.- jailasttrosdj,0suypsued their rear puarstl, ngimt whig If bad sfn0e ?? ?? e dnduc t *ish ment the detaent o tbe British tro.ap ?? eownasdt hat Tarifa; attd hl: rizaentt. ?? 4il' ...

... and the Ante- lope, .museaux, nir IIevantinh to Guernsey, %vere all tiken between the ;t and e7dh uit. Iby the l)avid PIrter, Whig, Sparki, iid LCiiasseur, American privatevrs. iThe illary, Owen, wal cent for Anmerica ; the Pru.ience and the Favcurite were ...

... ,'dlckio-in sT 3ames the 2d In I68e, expressed his hopes that the people wousld not be, as they were at that time, by the Whigs, led to neglect their own interests. He would certainly rioice to see a complete union-between all the friends of riform, but ...

... people in this placc.' The galleries main- tained perfect order, althougls between the acts they showed their attachflpnt'to Whig principles by cheering popular songs, insisting on our national ballad of 1 1ossly Castle being repeated by the band, in compliment ...

... meeting of this county (which they considered the strong hold of Church and State), and it took place on Monday last. The Whigs however gave notice of their intention to attend, and in consequence there was a dreadful crush to get into the Shire-hall ...

... 57th year of her age, the Right Honourable Elizabeth Lady Dormer, wife of John Evelyn I'ierr- point, tenth Baron Dormer, of Whig, in the county of Bucking- tam, and second daughter of the Most Noble Wilniam John, fifth Marquess of Lothier, P. T., and sister ...