... been the benefits derived fiom it. Public quesations, Indian and European, are now discussed .vith spiit and intClligencc. One Whig Neswspaper (thce Calcutt Journ) sell a thousand papers a day, including Sunday, although it consists of twelve pages, and costs ...

... they hatl such ittention, it was certainly very oddly exemplified, since among the voters for Mr. Gaye were fbund the staunch Whig and the zealous Tory-tive reckless Radical, and the Ultra-Loyalist-the cautious Constitutionalist. and the Moderate Reformer-all ...

... Sentiuel, the idilsir really originated in: the defunct, Edinburgh riewspaper called the Thacon. 111lm James StoertA,a busy whig WV. of the Scattish msetropol'Is, concervin that be. wae liblwjle i thin paper, took tb;i lawr lates hit, own 'hwnd, and ? ...

... stithout bloodshed or- cisvil wrtr. I-e therefore ettlied on the Aria. tOCraCV Of this couLnti~ tis isiite-ise called on the Whigs of the ce-uttitry toijoso in the liee'litgsol'thie peopile, and give up tothELseL the b'sroii' hs swlicls tis'ypiissessmh.-( ...

... 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 ...

... show that lie had oniy kkt~ tahdhimself to lire Oppesitlon (kcoivri by thme twitne of Whigs) when their measities wiere snch as l's ceuld ?? Suli- port. By thle Whigs, he mneant duise, who, whilst they opheld ytire dignityr of the Sovereign asI Cliisf ...

... (Cheers.)' Mr. Hunt resumed, and spoke at great length, pouring forth a volume of abuse upon the High Sheriff, as well as Whigs and Tories, and concluded with moving, as an amendment, a Petition to the House of Commons, which was seconded by the Rev. ...

... proceeds, is a ssf- :O ficient reply to what is saiul about the FREE PRiEsS bevii me avowedly commenced and supported by the Whigs, as ail we antidote to Thle Sentinel, &c. An antidote ? why, durinn thu l- few weeks Tike Sehtinelstruggled i existence, after ...

... The Morning Chronicle of Monday last; the 15th instant, containiogjthe Report of the Praeedings and Speeches at the Grand Whig Dinnergiven at Glasgow to. Mr. Broubhfsmand.Mr.' Den man ( which the Morning Chronicle sent for and ob. tained exfiress from ...

... room was there besides myself. I allude to my excellent frietid, Mr. Gibson, thin whom a viore firm, able, and honnurable W~hig does not exist in this coulatry. (Applause.) lie remembers, i doubt not, as well as I dot, the resultof that Meeting, witich ...

... is 700W. : P tai y Spirit.' Party spirit i:s so high in Edinbuirgh (an Edinburghian was latcly telling in London), thats Whigs and 'Tories are not invited to me't at the same t tables ! 'We are still worse in London, observed E one of the conlpany ...

... over the petition, they would find it signed by members of the Church of England, by Dissenters of different descriptions, by Whigs and Tortes, by Per- It soi'is who were decidedly attached to the administrstiois of the e dlay, as well as those who were Odpposed ...