... requesting him to analyze its cull- I ' tent,. l'lse of salt was immediately ! tabbed by the palate; but the sponge itself Whig a marine substance, Mr. baltuu was apprehensive that the snit taste might possibly be desired remit, rather than from the water ...

... me to beimproper ; and, in the reprehension of these, I befieve public opinion has cog• stagily and uniformly gone with me. Whig statement of mine, indeed, has been impugned? What ad, that I have reprobated, has been pr iced to he Warty coloured? Is what ...

... late kind, kaolin by the same of the Hasliogden breed. Nseirwica Wino Cktm—On Monday last, the meted anniversary dinner of the Whig Club, of Naetwich sad its heighbourbood, was held at the Inn, in Nantwith, Admiral Tolleumehe in . the Chair, aad the Rev. ...

... Lodge in Dablio.— Pest. PILTIIOII.6O6.—A contest, it appears, has remedy arisen between two noblemen, the of Darlington (a Whig), and the Marquis of Hertford (a Tory), fur the patronage of the borough of Calmedfwd. The two have poesenad elicit of • moiety ...

... Rubbery; lord &tie, in and of Delphi, in Moody Jars. The house, we are glad to say, was tilled too overdowing. Mr. Liston, (Whig his visit to this town, has made • very favourable impressiou on the public; we hope no lung time will elapse before lie agai• ...

... Never ojh your lijrs Mr. Canning #.« in i!tr ■/f »ujk*.—*J. Never lo any Tory Member except M - Never attempt to help • brother Whig out of scrape.—l. Never shew your* j self sensible the courfesv of an -.5. Never I seem comprehend explanation.— Never admit ...

... your authority; yet I rather tear that your argument makes against yourself; for, if the devil was a whig, you have admitted that whde lie was a whig was ia I leaven, but yon have forgotten that the moment got into Hell, he set up for a tory. ...

... dictation. Were they to be dictated to by Mt. Fawkes of Yorkshire. (Cries of No.) To be mt. MI. Hunt proceeded to attack the Whigs mad country gentlemen, who now came forward, be said, merely because their pockets were empty, and who wanted to humbug the ...

... the evening, and was resumed on Saturday morning; hut feebly was the opposition against Mr. Iluskisson sustained, that the Whigs struck their colours at twelve o'clock on that day, when the victorious candidate was declared duly elected. The final numbers ...

... improvident!/ governed. Many specimen of such absdute vi*l >m may found tin* archives of London, as will in the , records of every Whig association in the kingdom. ...

... re • a Aran r ib u ip I. “ . .=.••••,,•••• weal • 100 . 4!' w I,:m r rola aura= it wow le I.l:ll.ll:6lll4teragtlegvissi. Whig • r Ow siss. 11.. MI i . H 1,40. ••• N. t 0 I • Us. 461 Slll4. i a 11/IL N. list :LIMP alr 1. ND seat is IIII:F= I rsa k Ilitioni ...

... ~ to given at the Pavilion, during this month, lii.li were obliged to omitted at Christmasitlmut regard political opinion. Whig and Tory ill lie united in the invitations. Priiish Traveller J /.a-twit. Tim Manchester Chamber of Commv last week addressed ...