... Cali:-i i, the- Whigs would de- k capitati ly the Veto, or straiglou by domestic nomination. r Uniformity formierly drove frion: .pain two riillions of ihiabfi-. rtants, tron (Gernmany and Flanrdxrs 70o,ooo, from France in ?? The Whig attenipt may drive ...

... formierly drove -ff1m .tpiin \a tsllsiis st' -inihabi- tists, froi; UcerloLsoy and Plan sers 7csQoeo rfrdim 1 ran'c ,o oo Tlhe Whig atterpt may d tive zwliillioars fri't I-re- . ,~land ihi ten ye'r . -- ' -t a . - . - *Io be ps.)ibitoef1 on t~uesdasy pt ar ...

... Irinds to the Liber~ty of the Press.! JtOIIN WInARIioPT11 I iT'late. Printer and Assistant Edi- tor of 1',fse fndepseideori Whig 'FriIlow su'fferer 'with Mr. Hefiry 'Whi'tv,:.io three- years; persecueion arid banishament, Isavi gooctseld le ot r~of seven ...

... abouts thle recent ameliora- tions ih the recruiting. system, hnlitary junishblents, &C. General-FzTzrAATtcK xvas-a genuine Whig, and 'a particular personal friend and intiniate of the late Mi. Fox. On Monday the Exiiibition of tbe Society of Pain- tees ...

... tlse~isurounding cuuntl'y;.withinjninle wilnes of the Royat Et- . tlei clisnge,.conltaitiini scii'eral blidchimuberi, dining, (dr~whig, aisd b! tair nsorniff. roorns, lilirary,' and. offices of every descriptioni, coach e is-: hate tbiifr ?? moen servants' roonis ...

... was to. go to Bengal. WING CLUB.-A nunmber of Gentlemen have form. ed-themselves into a Society under the denomination of The Whig CW, whose meetings are held in Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars.road.-It has afforded. us much pleasure to learn from this ...

... it. 1el-e wvas perhaps, more candour than sagacity in such forbeapoice ; but enough was said to mark that the Conduct of the Whig party would have been the oppo. 5;e of shat w.vhichi we now have reason to deplore has been purvsued oy their political opponents ...

... onily icy NV. 08SMONDi, coi fdl-Uor, m.No. 14,~ Piccadidlh-`13B Ini prepared pack- ages for e',ortratawm -i THE INDEPENDENT WHIG of Sunday _L next, Maig qoth Wvill contain a Lit L I-i fronm the ori- ginctI .JLNIU'g, highly' ?? at di e vresent criss of ...

... with.a modesty, approaching .baabfulfles, the trappings of state'digiity hung iop~ely and .unarace- fully on, thle upwrigbkt,' Whig; the unaf&e(ted Patiiot . -the man, whose purity and principles scorned Court courtesy-the plain-maviaered, high-minded. represene ...

... the attention with which you have heard e me, land 'I beg- leave to proposq th e health of 1 Sir wve Matthew Ridley and the Whigs of Newcastle. (Great of applause followed this speech, of which the above is a a mere outline ; the toast was drank with rapture ...

... the EDITOff df The-NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE. SlP,-flaving seen in. your Paper of the r6th inst. a Letter signed a Northumberland Whig, 'in which I aan accused of having aime3 a most severe aiid unwarrabttable stigma against theY Trd l~ieitenant ef tbe cotnty ...

... to the shiresitians of the staid Asf'e, and haaisa tl-riaaeastiolifed ?? ?? lrse, Gelding or Mule, baden sor sisihadeis, dra~whig aall 1caselir', Lase tusote of pa~silag, tile quiai Of sanie hltpssifjniv. ' scame of Oxen or Neat Cattle, and inl pyrsportxoot ...