... government which have heretofore been oar * STO( KI'OKT WMLEINt.TON LUfl , J?*! NORTIIMKN WHIG ! !—The E«,|'ir * the Cockneys call his Lordship; i» the J?** loyal Whig Club, held in Chester, ar.d it that at the lut meeting of that truly Stockport Wellington ...

... droll account in the I.oiulon papers the exhumation skeleton, supposed to that John Hampden, I.ord Nugent, a select party of Whig resurrection-men : «ve shall notice it next week. If A. Z., whose letter dated near Hrjcknell, will favour us with further ...

... Anntysia o/Parriama we are thoroughly disgusted tvllh the impudent egotisms of the virulent hupjiily (we hope I) defunct Old Whig. W'e are much obliged to a fair correspondent for her line* o I' riend, on witiliiiig a renewal of Ilia Youth; but they ...

... hypocrisy that anti-Christian and sett, the Suclnians, admirably unveiled and castigated by our talented correspondent. refer our Whig and Tory readers must powerful speech made the Immortal John Ksq. at a visitation dinner at Abingdon, last week. Such delightful ...

... members of the club, in fact, it can only explained the general shameless conduct of the Low party why such a body as a Whig Club, has any existance at all ; every year renders the followers oi* this political hallucination fewer, and weaker, while ...

... himself the •• independent » Member Ab Mr. Mabe,l«.y is not nil independent member for nuywheie : the devoted satellite of the Whig-Radical party, and votes itluitjj* (like our friends, correal ondenU, and constant readers, Messrs. Moi the measures Ministers ...

... illustrious Duke will pay a visit Earl Grosvenor I Eaton Hall, and pass through Chester on his return to London. With true Whig liberality, his Royal Highness gave the postillions from Mold to Denbigh, two shillings each for their exertions. HIGH TREASON ...

... the (,'zar are really what they professed to be: we much doubt them. NOTITIA.—' There is vast Absurdity in the style of the Whig- Radical papers : they chatter about the public mind not being satisfied, unless such tilings are proposed by men like Messrs ...

... amply reward them for their vigilance. 1)r. Farr. —The following crazy directions to his funeral , were given that virulent old Whig, in his will : '* My hands j must bound the crape hatband which wore at the burial I my daughter Catherine; upon my breast ...

... acclamation. Such addition, the present moment, will add fresh stimulus the Club, and will the same time show the Cheshire Whig Club that its proceedings are watched with interest and approved of by the proud aristocracy of the laud, one Britain's best ...

... his friends, whenever opporoff,r for getting rid of them : the next General Election for the town and l jjr >u^, * ,o ptom, ' Whig and Tory,' in the room of Uo and Cbamherlayne, to represent that place parfentlemen of large property, moderate intellect, ...

... Rectory Biahopsgate. n ...