... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. .. JFl'u S ?? t . h Anniv e-*sy Dinner of the Whig Club for Cheshire Tuesdl t ?? CoanticSi - *»* I-eU at ?? Royal Hotel, on Geort.k wVbraham, Esq., of Delamere Lodge, and M P lor Shaftesbury, in the Chair. The following toasts were ...

... Captain ob- served, 1 never wish to see the county represented by two. Whigs. I had rather see it represented by a Whig and Tory They shall never, as long as I live, force two Whigs upon us. — I mean nothing personal to l_ord F. Osborne, for whom I have ...

... Exchequer and Jury Courts, are Whigs : — that, within these few years, three Whig Lawyers have been appointed Judges; aud that a majority ol the Advocates-Depute, under the immediate control of the Lord Advocate, are or were Whigs: in short, that the state- ...

... Administration of Mr. Addington, the Right Hon George Turret himself, though at the time one ol the most staunch and stubborn Whigs of the day, could not resist the temptation of office; and therefore, in a manner the most unceremonious, actually changed ...

... exertions are making in favour of I. mil JoHN 111 M.I . and immen-e sums are said to have iieen already .übscribed by the Whigs in his favour, but hitherto without much effect. Tha numbers on Saturday, were — M7*ls M u n ?? , ' v ' 11 ?? su I Lord .1 ...

... Wright 1136 Rancliffe 11S6 | The election proceeds vvith great spirit, and both parties seem equally sanguine of success. '1 he Whigs have, to day, exerted tlieir main strength, wliich has given them a majority of about 60 votes. A vejy great number of voters ...

... Sheriff of unfair and partial conduct in dissolving the meeting, while a freeholder was in the course of speaking. To-day the Whig party made a representation of the case to the Assessor, Mr. Parke, who, to their excessive chagrin and disappointment, told ...

... Guardian she sits of her honour, and glory, While Canning directs the State Ship of the Realm ; The friend of the country, the Whig, and the Tory ; Here's health to the Pilot that stands tothe Helm ! Should gales shake the Vessel, of dangers surround her ...

... spirited public addre-s on the part of Mr. Beai mont to the freeholders of North Shields, on Wednesday la-t. A report of the Whig dinner at the -ante place, on tbe Monday preceding, had been published, in wliich Mr. Lambton is represented as having spoken ...

... com- pliment upon his military talent in effecting a retreat — -.resented by his Constituents. . f To the Secretary of the Whig Club. — A most valuable re- commendation . that the remains of that body should be interred in an orderly and decent manner ...

... been taken off, has been taken off at the suggestion of Mi- nisters, not at that of the Whigs. Of those two parties, I always told you that I considered the Whig the worst. A Tory is a man in place, who gets out of your pockets all he possibly can ; a ...

... for Horsham, in his seat, for which latter place, he closed his Par- liamentary career. Sir John Aubrey in his politics was a Whig, originally- voting with Mr. Fox, but not approving of the (Coalition, he withdrew his support and joined Mr. Pitt, and 1782 ...