... true Brother, and tender Father-in-law and Ally, FERDINAND. The triumph which the superior talents and respecta- bility of the Whig Party in Edinburgh have recently obtained over the Tories, has instigated the. latter to the most malignant and wanton attatks ...

... sat down, shook hsndo cordially with Mr. Stuart aicross the table, and' said ,with much 'feeling, be wished him and all his Whig friends well' [much, applause].l Captan AYTOU N, Royal Artillery, rnie with reluctance to address ithe Meeting, being 'wel ...

... heretics amongst us undoubtedly; but you may rest assured that your true Church-of-Engilandist- Clergyman hates and dreads a Whig,. gas, 'it is said, his Satanic Majesty hates and dreaffs holy water. Note of your temperate Reforms for us: they- are far ...

... hands as f yours, and of withdrawing thien from thosg of Earl e Fitzwilliam. I am, my Lord, Your obedient humble servant, A WHIG. o We extract the following statement of this pro- ceedipg from a Worcester Journal., The High Sheriff of this County, having ...

... iis equal to positive censure in a Whig. These wo great parties have never for years before approx- mated- so near to each other. Their opinion is the e in substance, and only differs in the mode of ex. stastion the Whigs say that Ministers have either Fveakly ...

... disposition, that should I by any accident he called to po~ver, a circumstance by no means likely to -happen, even I, reprobate Whig as t1am, 'would not despairol'receiving the stip- s.port of these mesi (loud applause and laughsing]. They coreplain Ithat ...

... ep laid, artful plot, to overturn the Constitution. .A faction had been. I formed to separate sthe two contending parties of Whig aind 'Po- ry, wed to ruin every thing; to extinguish the confidetice of the 5people in the higher classes-tc, route theme to ...

... the principles that placed his Pamily on the Throne. times three.)] The '3ukes of Hamilton, Argyll, and RosbUrsghe, ia -u Whigs of Scatland.. 'His Lordship 'felt it unnecessary 'to say any, thing in-aadllflfn- to this, except that he rejoiced in coupling ...

... of Mr. M'CoNxocn i's > exhibitions in his Crown Prosecutions, we know. not; ,eve know, however, that the attempt to get a Whig ?? to fill that office has been made, though Is hitherto without success. e. It would appear, from the Report of the Pitt Club ...

... as those si is which he held in 1810. He was glad to observe these manly le id and decisive declarations on the part of the Whigs; for they a, Id held out a cheering prospect of succour and consolatioh, and tl 7y the people might look with some contfidence ...

... The eloquent speech of Earl GREY at the Northum- berland Meeting will, we trust, put an end to the un- founded cry, that the Whigs are hostile to all Reform in the Representation of the People in Parliament. No charge could be more outrageous, for every ...

... power, diettitte country was lost free.H a :the greatest confidencein the intellect, talent, and integrity of Lord 6 :. Tlhe Whigs, it was B~d, wanted to get into power. NVisy, they ! might have been in potier long ago, if they had imitated those crawling ...