... Chelmsford Paper, and t anyonentiglit satisfy himselfon that subject. Thepraifice a ,xassince thiat time to return a Whig, when the Whig F Memiber died or resigned, and a 'T'ory when the Torys Uember died or resigned. The parties therefore were re- & prcsented ...

... Shansruck. The Duke of Bedford, and the speedy return.of his lenient Governmeent to lrel snd. 'lse Dulte of Nor tll, snd the Whigs of England. 'rile Mlairqulis Doa glhulio, and our irieucs svho celebrate the day ill the Scntmsh capital. ?? Duke of Argyll ...

... of Bedfordd -The families of Russell and Cavendibh, and all the Whigs of England-Lord Lauderdale, Lord Newton, and the Wbigs of Scotland-The Duke of Lehlster Mr. GrattaU, ansd the Whigs of Irelhnd-_The Duke of Bedford-HOn.W.Manle, M. P for this County ...

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... committed in die; course of. that year there was - aN chanfie of Ministers'; and thie next year 'there was a- Whig DPvinistryjand -a.; Whig Parliament. What did they V. ?? :y not 'only follow~ed 'u thep~ro'eedings of tlieir predecessors, but enibodied ...

... oF Comions to preseive itst l 0 iunsdi n is unq9usitited,; and-the real Whi'g do irtre- te ,memains in .f~ud force-the on Y-djfference: bf opinion is .as to the p eversiot o/ a. Whig dotrine .to a Tor-ij:ir. - pose --.Nothling can be'so unsopnd,. because ...

... as the auwhors of tI le, S ch'eldt E~xpedition -of 'ill our disasteis an~l dis. graces , ih'at very- Goyern nrti the same Whigs ?? -ound when they go out at the hlead of 'to army agis an. theti giatitude, fot this oevi a61 was fot Ioa teni all the -cijines ...

... try. the simple remedy pf returning t that which is- clearly our birtb right, and whlich was ; il l; depitrted from by the Whigs, in tenderness and a t- chment to the House of IRaUNsWicK-trieunial Par s. liarlent.. No rnan will be giddy enough to say this ...

... expiessed in a: h tone very ifferent ?? tlC language of Mir. M iGALtB ' InW all tkss there is r.'s vystriking similitude in ,No Whig denies tie igt-* of the I-Ibuse of; C!mmons :e to ?? itself against; ?? ,there is nothing in the case of, the Print4er of Tle ...

... yesterday, Its rw totally unfounded te language of the violent Re- Itsfrins has been, and how falsely thley have accused the -Whigs of being hostile to' all reform in the' repre. hsentation of the People. Load GR.ENVILLE concurs S Id ith Earl GaEY in the ...

... folly-. rtlseesented in thsat~louse, an-I its'general eondud& Aince the Revoluti,,n, ex- glpting the Septennial Adl of the Whigs, tenided to amueliorate theO ttury- TZherefore lie sass no illsit fdr ttlC proposed Reformi. Ansto the argument of that necessity ...

... consider whether the principles of the 'Whigs, and 'fories wr re most consistent with the principles of our glotious constilution, but it was ?? called to consioer a quirsiitn in which the interest of both Whigs and Tories were most deeply involved. 'The ...