... . sined-with the Lord Mayor and Corporationy, His Royal Highacss h;s rejected a proposition to become a Mc\ber of the York Whig Clab, /| - 1 ‘ Heomé Brewed Beet.—A Lady residing at!Greer Ford. in Middlesex, whosp peinrionm: was erbial, but who prided ...

... issed him in the ~nd, and that, still kevping in his seps tued to England, snd then adopt les more suited to Lis policy, beco Whig, at another Ihe associate of Sir t the friend, tor ke verily believed dof any man in existence; Aftert became a Radical; he ...

... . : i 'I e — D H ET, ovmg 'E e e e H — —— 4A)Y ' “'v 4md % & i) . vh wh-ig y : L R kscusgion of somie fengih ' P TR ’ s‘-~ ’.’-'_ the ’ - EN lom“’-’ and he conld f providing sof R Ehrptira Let ..M.&&“.’.ir‘& This Crown British” = ‘ “‘?.'.fi,a. the ...

... Twenty-ninth day ot S followipg. . 4 Wluzvc: bappens to Be the best bidder, -_Lt at ime pay One Month in;dvancc (if Tqyiwd) of at whig‘ncl&'l'olln may be'Let, and give secur sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of Ihe Truste said Tarnpike Roads, for payment ...

... legal marder. Great praise was bem.po the restoration of the Octogesarian tb-the Earldom of Marr, The Whigs lauded the impartiality of restoring the Whig descendunt of the | A T T i ~ ) od C. ' — SL e S Sy |gl il 1 ' K lovar. e SR v : . PR A ¥ o e T Lot ...

... Catheolics; and it being a manufactaring town, of course Cubbelt. ‘or any other such worthy, may find supporters. Mr. Stanley, as a Whig candidate, certainly stands very high in the estimation' of the inbabitants, but we want a Tory very much. “K CoveNTRY ELEcTioN ...

... BMorning ‘Post —*¢ Our attention bts. seldom been called 1o a maquisite »xhibition of rhodbmontade than in the accowe read in the Whig Journals, of a dinner &t Covel of which the partizans f Messrs. Moore and FEllice shied to celebrate the defeat ot those eminent ...

... vin-r k dene I?‘ i { his neighbou it is expected to the conditi of the latest g rcha ¥ camped at’ K _ The Earl of Darlington, a Whig, and av:nry extensive bon tron, is 10 be raised to the dignity .%Manmh Cleveland. Thisis (by no means a l:“ trinmph, inasmuch ...

... N AND CORPORATION. TR WHIGS. ——— of an blic has ne right, t the political rights of laws, than it has to ves the advantage vidual character, and ont of that b‘mr, td except by genewill !:f ‘{ldh the free with their rights a vielation et My friends (says ...

... those Whely spon Whig honour. to be d fhoney ad upon the Wfi‘ pledge to r ssen hu.:l nmhl —their dema i}l support of their ‘r ples b been met with by & re§l—and to crown all, this breach af Mr.C,’s engageme| has been treated by the Whig Journals as logcnl ...

... LEICESTER EL tamper \werc turned ont! Never did a Whig go out of Yon must actually tarn him out ; you' mwst tear the out of hiis hands.” W hat would it have been, then, to | had a Whig a Chancellor of the Exchequer, where o is purse agwell as seals : ...

... will be befieved or not is another question) that the proprietor had.been offered 5001. for it, but, out of respect for the Whig Club, ke had not taken it. - —Mr. Cobbett bid boldly for it ; he bid Bd. Some wag called out *“Bd. for the chair with Cobbett ...