... bocicra Vp in thi guoari hopy. t Mr. Somers, a Clerk in the Post-office of publin, said it was Usis luty te deliver out luteprs Whig r,7. dreisse ITo T Se left at the 1?satd6ce tlii or. ebe late Lieutenant Uniacke's letters, whic-canthained his half-pay from ...

... arid Scotch icr humanity !. Arid after this,slrall we hear of the barbharouns Iruab by VWe wish trot to recriarinati' ; ?? Whig. 6iii LORD COCEtRAsNc.-WVe copy this Just znd elegant tribute to hut the profasqilitral merits of Lord Cochrane frons tire ...

... lampooning were -favourite and An- une dient instruments of PoliticMl hostilicy, Captain Morris ren- iey dered good service to the 'Whig party by his songs ; he and f'stt attached so much importance to his' performances, im. that lie sent biu an offer of his own ...

... advocating the Smallest Sum, 3,6001., upon which they began to act, and with these views, a Ministry wais formed I in which Whigs and Tories were united ; and it was his opi- nion, that: they should have gone on but for the petition. He_ I did oppose the ...

... liberty; and, though of the gentlest and most retiring dispo'ition, lie always wave his public countenance and *apn ort to Whig principles in his native city and county. Placed in a scientific station of eminence, hedid not ob'rude his own religious & ...

... with approptriate renrtiks. A literary corresirndernce on the Subject oftihe tinoer, toasts, speeches. &c. ap-er.red in the Whig, atil Mr. Hanson brought it criminal prosecrttion for all alloeed libel, which the indictment pronotrced false and defarrtatirry ...

... BROUGHAM, POL- LOCK, and BRODEaIcK. COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENDANT.-Sir JAMES SCARLETr, Mur. GURNEY, and Mr. CAMPBrEL. The Northkern Whig says, the Marquess of Londonderry, on a recent occasion, since hisarrival at Mount-Stewarts expressed himself as being highly ...

... he was hatthsle hospital surgeons were much more like hats then Sir James Scarlett like sour milk, which wat the meaning uf Whig [loud laughter]. Yesterday lie had taken tue liberty of assuring the Jury that he had every reason to believe that the whole ...

... Of Bruniawlckers. If Thke KUat find this information of any vslse Iln settling his dispute O with Thre Mail, it Is at his ?? Whig.. GAMsING Housus.-Hardleg Ackfiand and James Russell, the -proprietors of tt~e house Ne. 17, Bury-street, St. James ?? at- ...

... herarts, were Catholics, aod what they did, therefore, rather he- wer longed to Catholic tha~n to Protestant history. The Whigs, in ver 1806, had andeavoured to make tile Catholic guestiofl a Cabinet tha meastire , but, fortuniately for thre country, ...

... never can be, and quite fills me with wrath, To sss how we're flooded with lather and froth. LORD T-NT-RD-N. As proposed by a Whig, I'm tree to declare, With all you have heard I agree to a hair. MRJ. W-LL-M5. We've beeD jockey'd enough by the vulgar and ...

... is IsLIM EVBENING POST.J Hitherto there bha beeD no Copviction Of A Protestant and so acquittal of a Catolic. The Northern Whig mAY get upoO biqb tropes upop the subject of our glorions Constittion, and the inaestimable vulue of :that birlb-rlight of ...