... corps distinguished by a livery of blue and buff! This, by the bye, will be a mighty triumph and consolation to the poor Whigs, who, after years of hope and exclusion, will thus have at last the satisfaction of seeing their Tory rivals obliged to turn ...

... will be a mighty triumph 'l l pe n tlo• nice wotild•' ' - 1 - -t •. f. . Testi ti . a ogiit were consolation to the poor Whigs, who, after years of hop t a tv ir G`'unr,s,:.--One of these birds b I ' .. . exclusion, will thus have at last the satisfaction ...

... corps, distinguished by a livery of blue and buff. This, by the bye, will be a mighty triumph and consolation to the poor Whigs, who, after years of hope and exclusion, wiil thus have at last the satisfaction of seeing their Tory rivals obliged to turn ...

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... distinguished by a k v . el ;3' of blue and buff! This, by the bye, will be a kft i gatY triumph and consolation to the poor Whigs, who, th_ er Years of hope and exclusion, will thus have at last th e .satisfaction of seeing their Tory rivals obliged to ...

... ns, whether of Catholics or Protestant, we cannot help feeling some' surprise at the impudence or ignorance of some of the Whig advocates for Catholic emancipation, who attempt to shift the blame from their own shoulders to those of their political a ...

... doctor with his health, or a dunceish lawyer with his property, because be likes him—it is the very principle upon which the Whigs are never in office, they are vastly pleasant persons, and often infinitely more agreeable companions than Tories, but they ...

... the names upon Ins body, as, at the time he was found, his hand was full of flesh.— Leeds haelligoacer._ WlllO DINNERB.—The Whigs iTI ---- 1 - 4tagow intent t to invite kiir Mackintosh to a public d liter in the of April, act the of Mr. Brtiughtun's tntaliatln ...

... buff! I Y his, by the he, after years of hol o .. i e of Guilt,. of these to Miss Ann Wood, 'g w— consolation to the poor Whigs, w of .h n.ear Colsterworth, bas Hid - sixt 'ne eggs, and Lent 1 • •ii ti • have at last the sat i s ,ho 1 ht ca a . xty • ...

... of January. The Learned Gentleman has. however, accepted a similar invitalkm for an early day after the Spring Circuit. The Whigs of Scotland, therefore, look forward with great pleasure the beginning April, when the dinner will certainly take place.— Jiwmti ...

... both these occasions her Royal Highness honoured the happy assemblage with her presence during part of the evening. Whig Dinners. —The Whigs of Glasgow intend to invite Sir James Mackintosh to a public dinner in the month of April, at the period of Mr. ...

... , but un.lcrstaud if he goes the po/l it will thane. fl*E last wci'li noticed letter which had received the Mottoes of the Whig Nubility niton re-perusing it were not only more amused, tliah we were when first read it. lint turn the Herald’s page” make ...