... Thoy. al [P'runt HdZlitt's Sketches of Political Ciharacters, ldl j lst peulblishsed] he Tory slicks to Tory: WVhig sticls to Whig: the As 'l Reformuer slicks neither to himself nor to any hody h else, It is no lwonder be ?? to the ground stitlh lie all ...

... seize the last who carpe out. It easy to suppose measure of justice which granted to the Whig, the that the race, these occasions, was in general pretty Statesman, Register, and Examiner, does it follow, that hard run. One year, however, connoisseur, ...

... nomination, for the honour of be coming their representative, the Hon. Mr. Dutton-—a gentleman whose declared attachment to the Whig interest, justly entitled him to (heir approbation and support.—Edw. Sheppard, Esq. seconded the motion. The Hon. Mr. Dutton ...

... Candidates left the hustings in a manner which reflected credit the conduct till parlies. We rejoice say that the good and worthy Whig, William Plainer, Esq. the staunch and incorruptible Member for Herts, has been, in manner most truly honourable to the Borough ...

... enclose a specimen of my engraving, of which I humbly beg your acceptance. I die in the principles I have published*a sound Whig. Sir, I present you with a brief memoir of myself. If you shall find it of no other use, it will, at least, serve to light ...

... The Hon. Baronet hid called his paper the Organ of the Whigs of England; and had alluded paragraph in the paper of this day, as coining from the persons who were distinguished the name of the Whig Party, certainly had pretensions to the character which ...

... to the virtue of lenity and patriotism—away with his friendship for the press and the people. The proprietor of the Indepent Whig lias been convicted more libels than one ; hut, had he lived in Ireland instead of England, his stamps would have been stopped ...

... silk-inanufaeUirers. —T. Parry, a ester, tallow-ehandler.—J. Majrgs, Hilperton, coal-mer(lant. H. Halford, Oakham, draper.—M. Whig, New (armr, clothier.—T. Pair, Thatcham, carpenter.—T. Mills, Whitby, innkeeper. PRICE OF STOCKS. per Ct. Cons. i| P- L. A ...

... arrogance, I may presume that claims the Electors of Westminster, are nothing inferior his. The Hon. Baronet has staled that lam a Whig Candidate. There he does me honour. That title wan, borne Mr. Fox and Sir S. Romilly, hen those great and good men were returned ...

... a change of Party, unless Reform in the Commons House Parliament shall previously take place, the pension given by the late Whig Administration to Commissioners, Clerks, and others, whom they forced out of office to make room for their friends, amounted ...

... thus attacked was When an intrigue was earned on the Whigs to bring Mr. Brougham along with Sir Francis Burden for the city of Westminster. dial occa-ion had exposed the-pretended patriotism of the Whigs; and the consequence was, that when had driven them ...

... to no- minate the Hon. J. Dutton, for the honour of becoming their a Representative; a Gentleman, whose attachment to the Whig s interest, entitled him to their approbation and support. Edsa. Sheppard, EAq. seconded the motion, and declared it r gave ...