... of Bickley House, 'in Kent, has declared himself a Candidate for Maidstone. Mr. Bright has been put in nomination, on the Whig inte- rest, for Bristol. On Monday Lord Binning commenced his canvass for ihe city of Rochester, and in consequence of Jambs ...

... seenat Rome, and whirh only served the purpose of keeping the water from running away, and added to the dilapidation. The Whigs, he declared, were now adopting ihe language ofthe People, and every where calling out for Reform. With such a people, nothing ...

... being too savoury for the general public in t^e newspapers. One can hardly -.ess ?? could he too gross for a Whig Bacchanal ■ n f ay, or a Whig Journal to report, since Mr. grogs vulgarity, that I3y G-—, he w uld sell his Miirt to get in far Westmorland: ...

... the fate qf (he Rattle pf Wnterlqn, and the .spe of the War, had cqrrefpoqd,ed wiib *h« predictions of Lo)d (-ret, nnd life Whig f action, I should Imve been as liti)e .urpri al the appointment of fhe per?qn, wiib, whose pfp- sence oqr Court and Capitq ...

... its head, and to attaint *t* P J* These are the effects of ?? I ying Cure uidc?, aud of uutki.*- . t I nrc the effects of Whig compacts ?? i J coqip* l * ol ' 5 °^ traitoi s »n d _assa . sins. * lfcl fleets of joining cause wifh the apostles f*f 3re ...

... Freeholder, (tide Advertisement) i ...

... as them, E-_t admire most Lick Cr oo U/ack— that'? Shakspeare — hem! Oar last fight with L — n, by mnst unjust decision, Of Whigs ami of Tories— a vile coalition, That scorned all fear of dishonour or shame— B_.!-it'«___ed us finely, and oust ed J — a ...

... GENEIt _L ELECTION In conse qnence of the Whigs having arrogantly asserted that they can return a Member for Wesiminsier without the -upport ofthe Loynl part of the Electors, it is reported the respectable portion of the community, who are the real friends ...

... new frnm Spain. All the* respecting that coentrv have been antkif*^ ?? errfvaTs. French Fund* 74 |/.—Bsnk Actions, ?? The Whig, democratic, snd lime-seninj* 1 1 * begin to manifest s little alarm. They pn^* hemently that they dislike murder ; bo* 0 ...

... centre tables, cabinets. »ecrei.ur. ., rnn*-nlrs, and riffr nieri, in rose, king wood, and mahogany, inlaid and imnn»» dm whig- room, parlotir, aud library chairs; suits of m*^ Curtains and draperies in chintz, . otion. and in. >r ine; ?? and patent ...

... No. Query- Is not its non-production a /.foof of its noo- existence . Answer, Yes. *t«oe the Fourth, 1810 1 Vide Independent Whig, Sunday, March 5, lb*Q. ...

... such Candi- dates as were used to solicit our suffrages in better times that I would give my voice to one of those degenerate Whig*, who have not scrupled to revolt openly from alt the principles of their ancestors, to transact with the declared enemies ...