... ref , Tsides w~bsi, ci e 'i'ist' Iii iireiit Vta ,e*jon. UIPln or' qutng te aiilo,6 a 4t. -Lordz~rs~lnee Defences1 of tdie Whigs',.abd 'SL% otherI~nterbst-- in T, ~ ~ j~ kigbuy .~Y e, o ~nrl-oadCo;(. C~~fter, ~~f~te 'btehts InA few ?? ubli Ie xy~r~mt~ae ...

... aget our sorrows shall tell; Betray'd by the Land, we thought noble and just, Blessed home of our Fathers tareweL CASSIUS, A WHIG. ' Preceded by their priests, and fullowedhby their sons, they proceeded to the sepulchres of their, fathers, and silently ...

... affability and inspirit- .ing cheerfulness, charmed the whole company. The Anniversary of the Gloucestershire Corstitu- tutional Whig Club was celebrated on Monday the 24th last, at Gloucester, being the birth-day of the late illustrious Statesman, the Right ...

... edipcos that appear to be ?? svstb as view to durability. In tsbe ?? thei idir 3T!r.eJeay, ?? ?? ambiguous In expressian. Snme Whig migrt Insinuate that the entence was more applvcable to til promotet and epnbporters of the acts alluded to, than to seime ...

... capacity to represent her interests In Parliament. The dinner to be given to the Right Honourabie Lord EtsKINE, by the Scotish Whigs, on his Lord. ship's revisiting his native country, has been postponed .in consequence of the lamented death of his MAJESTY ...

... Translated from the German of the celebrated F. Von Gentz, Aulic Coun- sellor to the Emperor of Austria. III. Tbe Defences of the Whigs. By Lord Erskine. I V. Of the Impracticability of Cash Payments. By Sir W. lCongreve, Bart. IMP. V. Liquidation of the Public ...

... IBagett, Far- quhar, Crawford and Co., No. 71, Old Broad-strevt, London. -Old Broadrstreet, 10th Feb. 1820. I111E INDEPENDENT WHIG and LITZRl- T. AlRY MIR111011 TO-MORROW,w ill contain a LrTTER to her M'Vajesty the QUEEN, from ALGmsaNoN--Oblervafions on ...

... asensibled, Alichavd Castle, Esq. addressed the aleeting, by stating, that in co:jtinction Nvith some other Gen- tlemen in the Whig Interest, he had waited on Colonel BWillie, to ascertain whether he would accept an Invitation to-become a Candidate for the ...

... sitting, no impediment Is thrown in the way of the avowed dissolution. Yet with this truly British temper manifested by the Whigs In Parliament, and ?? by the independent Journals in every district of the country, isit not disgusting to observe the violence ...

... 1opissip eiepndq, In' a great degree, in the6 cldcfht hh!1w atI com.' Tonlusihderstood by, a stake4h'ontr 'BlIany of our, Whigs Ijave that srahee, 'and,-,what fO pilipe; alhe'gnius'wlick, conferspoawer, and' comimands respect 'and admilrationP. aod'if ...

... the Radicals, the Whig-Radicals, and the Whigs, acted apparently in concert. The Morning Chronicle printed the tale in small letter, in a corner of the paper, and. called it a 00 Dreadful Riot and Nurder. That day (Thursday), every Whig and Radical denied ...

... s that felicity to which they are justly entitled. The Courier, with its usual craft, flied off from its calumnies on the Whigs, and brings a gross. charge prn this Paper of a desire to extenuate the criine of assas- sination. This is to be proved, it ...