... struggles, and wrought P gteat good in the end. The ruffianism at Northwich had 0 led to the establishment of the Cheshire Whig Club.-f0 1Mr. J. A. YATES thought that they ought to do their on duty by requesting the Mayor to call a public meeting. He ...

... the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. Travelling by Night. Tale, No. 15. The Odonti9t's Monkey. Tale, No. 16. The Cove- t nanter-X. Whigs of the Covenant. la a Letter to Chris- l topher North, Esq.-Xi. Letter to the Author of Annals I of the Parish, &c.-XIL ...

... to every -Otruod ndimartaloberver; for who amongst t que~ st eion the trtuhteh of the declaration made c - ~5 so mae ,of ?? Whig Club, b ofr} r~taauhy, 6 that the House of Commons had I i aralanprosentatlvpoer character, and, instead i 010 e cencroostamveof ...

... men of their 'as own body, and partly of other gentlemen who' were in the constant habit of voting with them, with a few - Whig smembers interspersed, but so few that it must ws have been a hopeless task to carry any measure against er. the wishes of ...

... similar interests to those who r, ought, in jastice and common sense, to elect them. To' n- this convietion, then, are the Whigs come at last. What greater compliment could be paid to those who have riiformly supported, those principles through the e7a ...

... embassy -to a certain Treasury to' quarter in London was equally unsuccessful; And,'.at he last,. even an -appeal to a moderate Whig gentleman i is failed. On Monday, the 18th instant, Mr. Williams . of left the circuit at York, accompanied by his friend, ...

... will suppose the writer we have just quoted to have been in error; and that Mr. Canning, who is a Whig. at heart, declined, coming in under the Whigs, for some valuable and perspective consideration; a Lisbon job, for instance ; -then the Rule of Three ...

... It was, through- ,out, abusive; but we quote only the verses more parti- cularly referring to Mr. Stewart. It was entitled WHIG SONG, Suipposed to be written by one of the James's-certainly t not by James* the First, or king James the Fifth, but probably ...

... the Courer ?? th e0 to have spared his pitiful an& eit have goodkreasongto.beieve te melee, ei5 y deliscwase, ?? dismsti - t Whig or a R nfor thug we i tn selves to the fact ib w cante 3d i right to infer at eadh israse tc te Tory, his fathe diately ofou ...

... -their conduct co, tenhad been such, that the public at large held them Dei ed. in particular abhorrence. Whoever abused the Whigs Eec Jer -whoever abused the ministers-whoever abused the Frre fo- Rodical Reformners.-indeed, all who took a share in Gma ye- ...

... hucasen te sete rnilsto which eile n. sain io fb ore nom s, a change from Id th on cntttoa otie fte Whigs would bed god n rpr :t- 0th Apnl, 1S22. A WHIG. ht O THE EDITORS OF THI LzIAPOOL MERCURY. X- GENTLEME-,-At the adjourned Vestry meeting, I neon Friday ...

... comrades previous to your taking to kee dione'ot yo0` against the spirit, will you not ac- is re - ?? Radicals, or Radical Whigs,smedi let's o 7our constituents, Mr. Canning, the ,,Itit to express our obligations for the many acts, .,anetllan SX ACT, ...