... these men to march at twelve this night for York, to endeavour to lay siege to the Castle-yard to-morrow, and confront the Whigs, and, if possible, endeavour to pass some Ra- dical Resolutions. The utmost alarm is felt at this moment by our townsmen, and ...

... J&flf is a. choice •/ ♦vUs, and- Hie wisest ?? is, % remaining t*ater, t^ c ouvinee the'woVW fhat the te^nre edf a Modern Whig U wily ?? if* ?? !* ite Vila- Curbed by a Monarchical Candidal. I have selected the designation Monarddcal, a* tW which most ...

... TOUTItAI COXSISTESCT. When politician. ...

... I Tfji- is n |Ui: I e attempted as harmless as that which has ■ lace aiming the Radical Reformers, their dis- ?? »nd the Whigs, they might excite - t ter -nil ridicule, but not alarm. It is really 11 lo see ffith what pantomimic agility the con- Ijf ...

... would not such facts present, in favour of that « nuderute Whig reform' announced at Liverpool by that spec al Whig mouth-piece Sir Francis Burdett— which notable scheme of l moderate Whig reform * would do — whut ? — only Westminsterise the whole frame ...

... ova, the young rami of a respectableappearance and connections, under- went another examination, charged on suspicion of tfu-whig stones, __c. at the house of Mr. Robinson. Thomas Sutton, the footman, attended and debtile_ Ihe parti- culars of the pioceedings ...

... AMBRISTER AND ARBUTHNOT. (FROM THE INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE, DEC. 4.) The Narhville (Tennessee) Whig, on the subject of these per- sons, says, We have the following facts from a gentleman who heard and paid attention to the evidence in the case of Ambrister ...

... Hinnsands ino.iru'd the Patriot. i|cßth, With grief 100 der j. far .bam, J-'ojpsl WW forth from Turks Sent, Tft ax for the Whigs, on that «ws.', To uiitke an epigram. ~Hnt owning Ihnt their case ir bard, Too gravely we must not regard A Parry Rbyme»ler*s ...

... appear, VVith every pro*pect to Increase The bleystngi of long wished -for Peace. And now that martial strife is o'er, Let Sf*rw»whig be heard no more ; Let grief and angu'sii fix tbeir bowers On Hougomnnt's far distant towers; Whilst Gs»titude resounding here ...

... l Junto. This Can- didate ,s the son of the late Mr. Whitbread, . Gentleman who though one of those who may be rtyled UUra*Whig,, belonged to such a Leg,ti- ?? Opposition as we hope will always be found in this Country, to watcK the operations of Govern- ...

... face. — ?? Shame en Westminster. Lamb was not known until last Saturday, and now he is at the bead of the poll. — The Whigs and Tories unite to return Jack Ketch. — -* Huzza, huzza. Carlton House returns a Member in I jamb. At four o'clock the numbers ...

... Market, ■ • ?? V7 A Fult Grow 9 Lamb, ' y 7^M»~ 7 t Wf^SSS^'T s ?Pl ,r, * w ?? living swhllowed upwards of ' iSift^r ' ' Whigs in four day*. He is expected to swal- • *W_Eb «pr mmf*, suid then to be cat up Ibr do£» aural. Jfh* -Ifafe of she Poll was ...