... fact, tbe Gloucesttjj Whig Club a most loyal assemblage of jolly Tory lowship, and the sentiments expressed on the aforesaid tx**? are highly creditable to their feelings as sound constitutiooai lishmen. The fact is, all tetuible Whigs in the become Tories—and ...

... stolen, Picture. —Amongst other means resorted to the Sraveaors, for securing the freedom of election in Chester, in lUits Whig purity, is the daily issue during the polling, of proaissory notes, to tbe value of s#. 4 d., entitling the bearers to tfreshment ...

... rejoice with us when we suite, that the machinations concocted and put in force by the mis-conductors of the Purity Fund, and the Whig-Radicals of Brookes's, against the return of our active and talented representative, Mr. Spence, will prove as abortive all ...

... bis seat for Great Marlow. That gentleman, we hare pleasure in stating, is one of the most respectable and independent of the Whig representation. The streets of Southampton are crowded with French people, either traders for grain, or fishermen from Barfleur ...

... it will recollected, that he was one of the most violent and virulent men of the Radical party, and voted for the excellent Whig-Radical Senators, Messrs. Monck and Palmer. 1 will give you instance of his moderation : During the election, our estimable ...

... Pitt. '■ Wh'ggery seems be in a sad state—the Morning Chronicle declares that in the party sense of the word, it not a Whig paper at a Whig Club meeting in Gloucestershire, all the Members tailed rank Toryism—and in Edinburgh the usual celebration the Anniversary ...

... solitary in that instance ; and I lay you any wager, that could bring you. from the editorial columns of any given newspaper, whig tory, saint or radical, articles on the subject of the corn laws, as beautifully inconsistent as Cobbett's character of Burdett ...

... coroner having adjourned the /bat it approves of the jury probing tbe matter to the bottowi. j Poor Mr. P. Moore! —This excellent Whig has been dismiss from the office of Director the Welsh Iron and Mining panics, for receiving 890/. 9*. being part of the profit* ...

... of that political hydra (from which Lord Belgrave, ashamed of their proceedings, some time ago seceded) the Great Northern Whig Club, get their proceedings. They spout speeches nearly as bad as Sheil's at the hotel, and then send their ou n copies, for ...

... I Spare not, but play thee. THE POOR OLD WHIGS ! The following lamentable Jeremiad we insert at thedesire of a Blue friend. The subject, certainly, la a most grievous one : Pity the sorrows of the poor old Whigs, Whose dire misfortunes are a dismal score; ...

... Radicalism, in days gone by —when the Roundheads were in power—when they nearly ruined the country in the seventeenth century, the Whigs would have done in the eighteenth, had not the unanimous voice of the nation driven them out of office. When the modern Red ...

... that which you must feel assured is palpably untrue, —for every one at all acquainted with our local politics well knows, that Whig-Radicalism had for years ridden triumphant on the necks of the passive, peaceable, but loyal electors of Reading. A tyranny ...