... decidedly within his power to achieve the future independence of the borough, and we shall soon see in what manner the great Whig will improve so glorious chance. The other candidates have declared that they will act honourably and conscientiously let Colonel ...

... King's person and Gove.'w We differ among ourselves on various topics of >»■ interest—we differ in preferring Whigs to Toriei,*] ries to Whigs ; but we are all sensible that the Kaci serves our equal regard ; we all alike feel that hiikj is a matter in ...

... a week in their earnings (granting that they are employed at the loom,) strikes us as being a sad falling off.' —Belfast Whig. Horrid and Brutal Outrage.—On the night of Friday last, the house of a man named Gavin, who resides in Bonavally, county Westmeath ...

... probably sustain, he should appear the town unaided the weight character, the influence and the dignity of the great reforming Whig of the principality, Colonel Hughes. Their arguments were convincing he vn» afraid present himself to his quondam friends ...

... that some are very wise, And some are very funny, And some grow rich by telliug lies. And some by telling money. I think the Whigs are wicked knaves. And very like the Tories, Who doubt that Britain rules the waves. And ask the price of glories; 1 think ...

... political friends, the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle, on Friday last. The speeches delivered on the occasion were equally hostile to Whig and Toiy. Mr. Mansfield and Mr. Pares hare announced that it is not their intention again offer themselves as condidates to ...

... disturbed by their being summoned His MajwY Councils ; but if this country should visited wittadl an infliction as a modem Whig Administration, it km, certain that the subalterns of Opposition would over to the Treasury benches, and vote regulaririti ...

... ) The distinction between Whig and Tory has been defined one of thc most acute geniuses that ever attempted to enlighten the field of speculation. A Tory, he says, is an advocate for monarchy, but no enemy to liberty. A Whig is advocate for liberty, but ...

... are all mentioned as the probable candidates to succeed him in the Tory interest. Mr. Bright will of course stand upon the Whig interest, and is not expected to opposed. It is expected that Sir Edw. Knatchbull and Mr. Hobeywood will be again returned ...

... Statesmen may quake, for one mightier than 'em all. Here is detvrmin'd to give them their doom. Farewell to your glories, Whig people and Tories Your business no more is, Sir Francia Burdett! Your patriot labour*, Exposed to the neighbours. He cut*, ...

... the attorney and solicitor-generalships and the justiceships Chester. Mr. Marsh then gave some humorous definitions of the Whig and Tory, and quoted a passage from Mr. Spruce s address, in which had defended standing ariny for those whom alone armed ...

... Parliament and their agents, and passing resolutions, for the purpose of putting them down , and now, in this borough we see the Whigs openlv supporting corruption of the most open and infamous description. The worthy electors of Wallingford—the Wnig electors—do ...