... pronounce upon the memory of this excellent Prince, and we accordingly insert here the extorted tributes of the two leading Whig and Popish Journals of the Metropolis, to his imperishable worth Few men, says one of these Journals, who have lived so ...

... Highness never permitted the consideration ol politics influence him in bis department Commander- Si -Chief, but gave alike to Whig as Tory, ihe preferment Iheir service or their talent-deserved. Secondly, in attachinc himself to party whose object is supposed ...

... reviewing, along with great dexterity and force of wri ing. As disclaiming, however, all ideas of Reform on the part of the Whigs, and avowing other political-feelings of not less consequence, this article deserves serious attention from the Tory interest ...

... member for Wiltshire, in his place in the House of Commons. All who are acquainted with the estimation in which that Honourable Whig is held in Parliament, for sagacity or discrimination, would of course set a right value his notions of Yorkshire moderation ...

... a shade towards Popery. Mr. Bethell's principles afterwards continued looking up till the day of Nomination, when the Whigs openly expressed their satisfaction at the develnperaent of his sentiments, and in speaking of the the candidates present, ...

... manufactures as she thinks proper, without consulting our advantage ; and it is not in our power prevent it, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, be the Minister of the day. But from accounts lately received from America, it appears that her manufactures arc ...

... Mason's Aurora; Maj. Cuninghame's ; Mr. T. Swap ; Mr. Lambton's L 1 Cla.idge'. us; Air. Fergoso ''s Evens; .Mr. R 'eh's The Whig; Sir W. Milner's Angle-; Air-Baird's wbyth ; Air Fox's Macduff; Sir H. Neltho-pe*- Scawhv ; Mr. Harrison's Aliss Wortley ; ...

... tear: old, which has probably just reached Dublin the Chatrceltcrshi p of the Exchequer of Mr. having been looked for the Whigs with about as much rationality as the Advent their Messiah expected the Jews. The Dublin Evening Post also acquaints its readers ...

... Highness never permitted the consideration politics to influence him in his department Commander-in-Chief, but gave alike to Whig as to Tory, the preferment their service or their talents deserved. Secondly, in attaching himself to the party whose object ...

... disturbed by the ebullition of the real sentiments of the congregated mob. A case of this sort occurred at Carlisle last week. The Whigs of that celebrated city had got up, with exceeding care and circumspection, a public meeting, to petition Parliament for a ...

... before the public the following important Documents, bearing essentially on that Question. LOUD CHATHAM AND THE PAPISTS. The Whigs and Radicals of the present day, are continually sounding in our ears the names of great men, who, they pretend, were advocates ...

... with the great landowners, should not have heard agricultural meetings, called Tories, so thinly attended W'higs ; and of other meetings called Whigs attended few Tories that which ever party was likely to get possession the chair, the other slinked back ...