... religious free- dom is correctly understood, sincerely felt, and suit- ably maintained. From the expressions of opinion in which Whigs and Tories, and British Protestants and Catholics concur, we expect that universal to- leration will in France be certainly ...

... Op- sonin the British Parliament. What will Hi, Tierney, who, we understand, is still to be united with the command of the Whigs next Ses- snotwithstandin^his blunders and disasters in alui— what wiii tflatstrict Disciplinarian say to fe wiaon of his title ...

... pleasant ia his triumph, amused his friends with a few jokes oa a poor patriotic barber. It was not however well judged in the Whig Candidate to laugh at the man on account of his trade. Perhaps Mr. Lamb, through this freak— through indulging a laugh at tbe ...

... was given at Freemasons' Tavern, Mr. Tiekney in the Chair, by those Members of Parliament who ad- here to what is called the Whig interest. There were present — Lords Nugent, W. Fitzgerald, Morpeth, A. Hamilton, W. Russell, and Clifton; Sir J. Mackintosh ...

... increasing celebrity of this production exceeds any thing that we can remember. Wnic Club. — The usual monthly meeting of the Whig Club took place on Tuesday at the Crown and Anchor.— Mr. Erskine presided fill Mr.WHiTBr.F..VB-. arrived* from the House of ...

... tzecfoe thousand pounds per annum ; and the minerals to be capable of producing one thousand pounds per week. Bath. — The foi tb whig are among the last arrivals at thjs place : — Bishop of Winchester, Lady Styles. Sir H. Crosby, Lieut - Col. Wa-h, l.ieut.-Col ...

... bickerings? Provoked by such conduct, towards the close of the debate iv the House of Commous, Lord Castlereagii read the Whigs a lecture on their dangerous tampering with the disorder which menaces the pnblic safety ; and though their leader repelled ...

... uaderstood him to be unlimited in his opinions as 10 Parliamentary Reform. But bis subsequent conduct has shown him tobe a genuine Whig, who stands by the Constitution of his country. He has strenu- onsly opposed those extravagant notions respecting uuiversal ...

... the seve- ral clauses of the Seditious Meetings Bill, without any material alteration being made in any of them. Some of the Whig Party still affect to speak of conciliation. They who by their conduct have so largely contributed to the present confusion ...

... 4_i.it or, combines Whigs and Jacobins (an association which cannot fail to be very gratifying to all true Wfyigs)— for what?— 'for the exclusion of placemen.: from Parliament; and for repealing the Septennial Act-^both notoriously Whig measures. Now, if ...

... the Whigs of that day, one of nhom said. •' it contained just surh treason as ?? to b.- preached once a month at St. J aniens. This .sermon, adds the Bishop, •' gave ?? offence at Court ?? a piece of unnecessary information; for what a modern Whig approves ...

... IMPROMPTU OM THE I'NIQJJ OF CERTAIN WHIGS WITH ItAMCALS. Pray what is the difference in dispute ; At the Constitutional Oak both shoot ? Aye, ht.l the Radical aims at the root / And the IFhigt why he only aims at the fruit. ?? GKIO. The Prince Regent ...