... to be, and affords me real satisfaction to find that a truly Christian feeling has first emanated Ironi your readers (the Whigs), masny of whom I know, and from my in- fancy have been accustomed to venerate; niot only for their c/a- 1 sity, but for their ...

... conelude in the affirmative, that he would a attendit; and that the sentiments he should then utter should - neither partake of Whig or Tory-what lie spoke should be inde- lpendent of party, and void of all party feeling. These were no I timles to feel more ...

... not hecsrd I ooethat contains any mark of unmanly adulation. Those from the counties have either been moved or seconded by Whigs, I ts and unanimously approved byall parties: observing, tlierefore,an auniform reserve on party politics, ~it is scarcely ...

... tilat they p~l p scolt atid lit %withiit tile city of Edinb urgih ; or tilat theuy ated &e,,l1nlijt11 to cltttit oe gettuitle Whigs of the colvenant. Nor lot it lbe Si~ltippsed that the Scoti are the less loyal, because Itey' Iave icit (.if shloutin~g alld ...

... (if the preceedings at the I'itt Cluib at Bury yesterday. It could not be supposed that a profaile Whig :rebead beeti ableto penettate there: the Whigs wvers not favour- er oF tue Spy system, which had been newly established sunder 'Tury auspices. But ...

... flattering and kind manner in which the wishes of the Corporation have beet conveyed to me by the Sheriffs. The Committee of the Whig Club came to the following Re- solution, as some alterations were made in the time first named fur the arrival of the Duke ...

... days, hurried away by this feeling. ?? in giving way to this rational elation, it is not necessary to cast away our senses. A Whig may werlconte his King without disavosting his principles ; antd he may do so, we thtinke, with a more open, and honest, and ...

... HAYGARTHA, on a tour. Mr. and Mrs. BstrcE have left the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly, for the Continent. It is said that the Whigs have been most in company with the Ktso at Edinhburgh, and they were certainly most noticed at the Levee. Of the Scottish country ...

... 57th year of her age, the Right Honourable Elizabeth Lady Dormer, wife of John Evelyn I'ierr- point, tenth Baron Dormer, of Whig, in the county of Bucking- tam, and second daughter of the Most Noble Wilniam John, fifth Marquess of Lothier, P. T., and sister ...

... Citizen, as clear ana certain. The opposition to its inforce. ment has been described as a political measure adopted by the Whigs for the destruction of both Church and State; and the offer of the Inhabitants of Saint Andrew, 1olborn, to pay the Rector ...

... health of else Gentlemen ivho should have been here, but who are unavoidably absent. Tune--' What thiedevil ails ye?' 1 The Whigs, may tiscy always sisew thenaselves enemnies of corruption and extravagance, as well as friends to the liberties of the people ...

... in the School of Arts, lie spoke in high conmmendation. It appears that this school is supported by the Tories as well as, Whigs.- ?? The Tories of Edfiburgh, says The &Sotsman, saw clearly that while they should gain in character, they could lose ...