... that Mr. Canning was an expressly assenting party to this arrangement. It ia, however, notorious, notwithstanding, that the Whig, and Radical, and Popish party, and we grieve to add, Mr. Canning's private friends have been lately indefatigable and ttscrupulous ...

... of this country, and the Irish Catholic partisans of a Roman Catholic King, who had just been deposed by the uncompromising Whigs of those limes, (alas ! how different from the present vacillating remnant of decrepid Wbiglings!) and who had been deposed ...

... came forward with the loyal and faithful Blues, disinterestedly and manfully to rescue the borough from the odious tyranny Whig- Radical thraldom, and they succeeded; —furthermore, they did not MAKE a CHARGE of one FAKTHING for their unwearied exertions ...

... likely that loyal a body, or any person who has a character to lose, would suffer themselves to be yoked tbe triumphal car of a Whig-Radical pageant: 44 TO THE EDITOR OF THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. Sir.—Having read tbe last week's Reading Mercury, paragraph ...

... a manner so creditable to the principles of the majority of the voters, and so honourable and flattering to the consistent Whigs, who are sometimes denominated their representatives. The order of the procession has not yet been definitively arranged, but ...

... members for Walllngford. shall not forget it next week. A greater indignity certainly could not be offered to their Independent Whigs than such a procession. The only vehicle In the train, except the carriages the members, was ammon market cart! and the whole ...

... not wait to hear the result it. Indeed it was notorious, that, in the first instance, the papers under the influence of the Whig Club, had formally announced that such a subscription would be entered into, although they subsequently conceived it would ...

... —We have hinted at the following very amiable trait of Whig purity another placc : it is quite worthy of the Whig proceedings Wallingford, Hindon, Stockbridge, Shaftesbury, Chester, and other Whig-ridden boroughs, and altogether in fine keeping with the ...

... it on record that Mr. Pitt proposed a coalition with the Whigs ? Mr. Canning, before his overtures to Lord Lansdown, was, in every sense of the word, a disguised Whig ; now lie is a convicted Whig. At the present moment, perhaps, he ready to adopt any political ...

... it, nearly in the words the hand-writing the wall, —It it weighed in the balancet of public opinion, and found wanting. The Whig Administration of 1806, happily for the country, did not exist twelvemonths/the l coalition Cabinet of Mr. Canning we decidedi ...

... (Question or no Cabinet Question, tbe Whigs in■ to gain an influence on that point bv joining Mr. it should remembered, is a determined advocate of tbitsa sure, more perhaps from necessity than conviction. And were the Whigs to be received into the administration ...

... consider the lilting of place worth notice. We are sure It is quite contrary the wish of that most liberal and enlightened Tory-Whig, Sir W. W. Wynn, Uurt., M.P., Ikc. ike. &c. Fracas Nbw.uahkbt.— Hack Col'rsb, April 18.—This morning, Mr. George rode the cairiage ...