... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB MEETING. The seventh Annual Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties was held on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very numerously attended, particu- larly by Gentlemen from Manchester and Liverpool ...

... TIIE YORK WHIG CLUB York. Nov. 4.—The Annual Dinner of this great poli- tical body, look place in our Assembly Rooms this day, and was attended by Mr. Lamkton, Lord Miltoji, and some few other prodigies of the same political school. R. Chaloner, Esq ...

... TIIE DEGE&RRATR WHIGS. Will the modern Whigs be instructed by the re- buff* which they have justreceived from the radical Reformers ? No. Mrifr^koly as the truth is, it >s clear that they wHI ««£ Thos* t» ho could find no warning in the ...

... WHIG A$D P.ADJCAL. Mn. Editor — l have the pleasure of sending you some furlher extracts from our Catalogue. I am happy to say, every thing looks well for the auction, as none of our expected bidders have throvm away any of Iheir money upon pretended ...

... DINNER ofthe CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. On Monday last the Anniverary Dinner of the Whig Club of Cheshire, and the adjacent Counties, took place at the Royal Hotel, Chester (George Phillips, Esq. M.P. in the Chair, and John Wil- liams, Esq. M.P. acting as V ...

... Consequently, if such be in reality the case— if the opinions of the Whigs be those of the country at large, the Duke of Wellington, who is firmly opposed, on every point, to the Whigs, must be hated and despised by all. Nay, the Mi- nisterial Journals ...

... friend* have won the day. Oh, dear, the poor Whigs \ No more shall factious knaves as. ail \ our happy homes and altars free ; No more shall Whig deceit avail Against fair England's liberty. Oh, dear, the poor Whigs ! Then shout, each Tory, high and low ! ...

... n and exculpation r— The Whigs, Who opposed the Property Tat ont of place, and increased it from Five to Ten per Cent, when in place?— The Whigs. Who failed in every Naval and Military Expedition they un- dertook ?— The Whigs. Whq instituted an uncon ...

... united and zealous, and we doubt not the defeat of the Whigs will he as signal now as it has always been on former occasions, when the contest has, as it does now, fairly brought the predominance ef the Whig and Tory principles oflhe Mem- bers of the Senate ...

... POETRY. EPIGRAM ON THKFUL OF THE ANCHOR AND CROWN AT THE LORD MAYOR's DINNER. When England sees the Whigs in place, Her emblems tumble down, For Whigs her Anchor would abase, And dash to earth her Crown. FLAGELLIFER. ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY* WHIG CONSISTENCY, O shame ! cry the Whigs, on that nation which pauses, When Freedom cries « arm for the combat again,* Which draws not the sword in the noblest of causes. And sends not its warriors to conquer for Spain. But England ...

... their dictation— oh no ! Whigs never dictate— but to then advice, and appoint whom they choose to nominate \ Tbis then is the conduct of the ci-de- vant Mipportars ofthe Royal Prerogative. It is a specimen of Whig honesty, and Whig consis- tenrv which needs ...