... election threw up a great number of squihs, as must be expected on such occasions. The natural bitterness and ma- lignity of' the Whigs Mwere not to be appeahed'even. by final success; 'alid more than .a year after the election was over, an action is raised by ...

... CHESIIIRE WVHIG CLUB. is' . The seventh annual meeting of the Whig Club t e. of Chetshiire eiid the adjacent crodztips, was held on s i- T uesday, at. the Royal HotetI, Chester. It was at- t in te'nded'by sixty persons only, most of whom Nvere' Ad gentlemen ...

... difficult to be resorted to, and balanced councils seem now lesswriac- ticable than when newly tried. There is.1o longer a great Whig party to comie in, uponl strong defined political grounds, for they have already split into fragments, since the time of their ...