... artificer united in his new building, the most discordant characters imaginable he had in factuntoryed theToriesand unwhigged tbe Whigs. —And was this to be endured by British Legislature, professedly acting on the policy of the last SO years Waa not this topic ...

... any thing conclusive respecting' tbe negotiations with the Marquis Lansdowne.—Courier. Tbe distribution of places to other Whigs is' thus arranged at present Lord Carlisle, Privy Seal; Mr. Abercrombie, Judge Advocate ; Mr. Spring Kke, Under Secretary of ...

... mission. No Ministerial arrangements can yet be positively announced, but we are inclined believe that the negotiation with the Whigs will terminate in an union. Star Office, 4 o'clock—We stop the press to state, that we have ascertained that the Duke of Devonshire ...

... tor setting the high price of St. Ss. on his invention. For the Consumption of Political ladies. 1. —Six sharp cuts at the Whigs—ls. per cut. 2.—Six da at tbe Tories—do. j.—Six Lamentations on the Deplorable State of the Country—2s. 4.—Si* Rejoicings on ...

... his celebrated Charts of the Currents in the Atlantic, which ate row engraving at the Admiralty. 'The anniversary the Chester Whig Club was held on Tuesday 15. Fsq.. Member for Shaftesbury, in the chair. Between and gentlemen sat down dinner, among were ...

... Protestant Religion, in answer to, &c. Ac. which is well worthy of perusal. In politics, Mr. Wansev's p inciples were those of Whig. He admired the British Constitution, but was an enemy to every species corruption in His powers both of body and mind continued ...

... Sergt. Wylde observed, that they ought be glazed aa well as framed. Ah! (said Mr. Justice Burrongh) we are indebted to the Whigs for this Act; and lam persuaded that a more oppressive and arbitral} act was never passed. I bis action was to liave come on ...

... several gentlemen who were bantering him on the subject of bis defeat. When he was appointed Treasurer of the Navy, under the Whig Administration, his constituents deputed two of their enlightened body, one of whom was an alderman, to wait upon him for the ...

... Lansdown, but he has in noway himself from the Whig party. It is too much, we believe, to say that a negotiation is on foot between Mr. Canning and the Marquis of Lansdown, the representative of tha Whig party in Parliament, but communications have taken ...

... be so hardened villain, delude so many ? Plase your worship, says rat, 1 was trying to get a good one. , . Sale of the Whig Club Chair. —This curious article was yesterday put up to auction the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the other ettects ...

... hells there.—Morning Herald. It was understood to be the desire of Earl Grosvenor, and other distinguished personages at the Whig dinner at Chester, that if they met again, it should be under some name which bore less of a party interpretation. The veteran ...

... Brougham, who returned town on Sunday evening, paid the Noble Marquis a visit Monday. We believe the leading members of the Whigs dined with Earl Grey, his house Berkeley-square, Tuesday. Mr. Brougham is returned to town, and was on Tuesday at the House ...