... ions on the abuses which ap- pear in the present state of the Established Church qf England. Although I am, by no means, a Whig of the modern school, and although I dissent generally from your political views which, in my opinion, are become much too ...

... meagreness. rhis made h 1Hu.ME, the Historian, humourously observe in one of late Letters,'P chat instead of the old divisions of Whig and Tory, and so forth,P the best division would be that of nature-intofat and feats. The nl lean men are every where from ...

... would have resulted. WVuat has been done has been effected by tfie exertions of a few, and not by the Whigs. The time is near at hatd when the Whigs iholding most of the land of England, will soon attend to their own interests, and talke off many of the ...

... it was this alone whics had enabled him totake the position which he now occupied hi she aublic eye [loud cheersl,- If the Whigs-tiosewbo possessed an nisense londed interest in the kingdom-greaser by far than the opposite side could boast of, and therefore ...

... attention of our readers to an It in A,] ample account which we have procured of the proceed- niennt ings of a Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and tisfac the adjacent Counties, at Chester, on Wednesday last. ducti; -Our limits preclude all comment at ...

... CHE-9SHIIRE AND THE ADJACENT COUNTIES. CHESTERn, WEnED,'sAY, OCTs 9* to On this day the. Aniimial General Meeting of the Cheshire Whig A Chubwas hld 'at the Royal Hotel; Chester. It was announced de that the chbir would bie taken at half after three o'clock ...

... palpalily evidenst. Thyntt m at driving Ministers from their situations, atid bringing themselves into power. But tls disappointed Whigs will tnot lind it so easy a matter to shake off their Radical auxiliaries, as they did to fornm their presetit close assotiation ...

... lmituster, or Yeovill, ten tinaes more respectable than we could at Taunton. Mvy otaly motive for goilig there -was to show the Whigs, &c. that we could rise superior to their little malice, hut I w'ill slot be one of those that will dine in a Malthouse for ...

... APRIL 24.-There are now two Bengalee newspapers published in Calcutta, under the management of learned natives, one a rank Whig, and the other an Ultra Tory; and a new paper on the popular side has this morning made its appearance in the Bin- doostanee ...

... Yorkshire. Whiy should he be so easily satisfied? What real change had either of those occurrences effected for the people ? Thie Whigs and Tories were alike ready to pounce upon corruption in an (pet borough, which was accessible to any tool that had money; ...

... CJUAS. LONG arrived in town yesterday evening. o'T We uttderstantd ties! Sir FtRAscis BulDEcTT will dine with the .r- York Whig Club on Monday ?? Mercwm a. Thle statemneet in our Pa per of Tuesday last of ?? STEWART ?? having been' conducted to the Custom ...

... fortunate as the Whigs of York. The former e only met to assert their principled-the latter met for the happier i purpose of celebrating their tritplih. The Whigs of York were t fairly and honestly represented in Parliament-the Whigs of Li. - verpool ...