... Of Bruniawlckers. If Thke KUat find this information of any vslse Iln settling his dispute O with Thre Mail, it Is at his ?? Whig.. GAMsING Housus.-Hardleg Ackfiand and James Russell, the -proprietors of tt~e house Ne. 17, Bury-street, St. James ?? at- ...

... afraid to cosmplalu, To every suggestion agree, They are so well eoured to the chain, Their tameness Is shocking to me. Ye Whigs, who have made me your sport, 'Tis my turn, when the Session is o'er, Spite of Reason, Committee, Report, Each abuse still ...

... dimne nor said a single thing of a praiseworthy kind while he fais was their Repremenative, but hes was what was Called is an Whig, and would take up their Petitions) ; thle second wi Res Irstion referred to the repeated derlistations a f the Aldermanat ...

... the business of the Meeting should Lie concluded. Mr. PLAI1T said, that they had not met as any political party-neither as Whig, Tory, or Radical-it was in the Corn- moo cause of humanity that they had assembled, and he was sure that in England suick ...

... turn ?? lukewarm frietisa into enemies. He appealed to the ?? of Sir James Graham at the Cadille electioti, who was a staunch Whig and Iteformier. If they digl no, conciliate their opponents, the day of hope was gone for ever. Before he concluded, he would ...

... tha motion, that it wats niore than his finely attuned Ttery sensibuility could endure, to hear the nomi- nation of such a Whig P'atront, &c., and lie, therefore, beggetd to receive a blot before the thing came on, in order that hie friight leave the ...

... the country in subjection; but in spite of this, that country was now a in such a state that Mis Mxjesty's Ministers-not the Whigs, who are sometimes spoken of as disloyal to the Tnrone, and the Coastitution, asd the Sovereign, and who had always supported ...

... at the lest general election, we were er eoffici commanded to believe, from the same accurate quarter, that the successful Whig Candidate for the county representation, one Mr. Pendarves, as the creatures had it, had not the remotest chance of success ...

... way-the descendants of those Whigs who, at the Revelution, were all for a Protestant King, a Protestant House of Lords, and a Protestant House of Com- mons-those Noble Lords, I say, who, indeed, the issue of the oins of those Whigs, but who do not appear to ...

... rather than leave his Sovereign in the lurch) ; to get a Ministry t igether, laevitig out the Duke, his new converts, and tbe Whigs into the bargain, would not pay off the 1)ebt, and would not prevent runs upon the banks. Amongst all the Catbolic Securities ...

... explain the rea- los for troubling Mr. Brougbhm with thisl Petition by stating, that on tbis important question at least, the Whig citizens of Bristol are not represented in Parliament; but both Mr. Davis and Mr. Bright bore tesltimonly to the high resp ...

... herarts, were Catholics, aod what they did, therefore, rather he- wer longed to Catholic tha~n to Protestant history. The Whigs, in ver 1806, had andeavoured to make tile Catholic guestiofl a Cabinet tha meastire , but, fortuniately for thre country, ...