... To-inorrow.1 MEEBTINGS IN SUPPORT OF MINIS TERS. The following Requisition has been already numrerously signed bymen of allparties-Whigs, Radlicals,andTrorie3:- ic TO TIIF RIGHIT 11ONTOURABLEI THE LORD MAYOR. We, Liverymen of the City of London, request that your ...

... othes-s I no- Ultra County Member, Admiral Sotheron; I also observed ithe name of a Gentleman who stood in Opposition to the Whig interest'in this town, at the election of 192G. Meet- ings have been held at Bouney and Bradmore, and several' I other places ...

... sufrering under all oppressive load of taxation-while the Ministers are using every endeavour to abolish all useless places-while Whig and Tory unite in agreeing upon the necessity of bringing our national expenditure within the lowest possible limits-and by ...

... daughters. His eldest son, Lord CLIFTON (now Earl of DARNLEY), married a daughter of Sir rENnY PARNFLL. The late Earl was a staunch Whig, of the old school, and warmly attached to Earl GREY and his present measuie of Reform. His Lord- ship was an accomplished ...

... the datigl- ter of Sir bertWalpole, the minister of George II, and who, more ttidn. that, was a distinguished leader of the Whigs in Parliament before the death of On Wednesday, July 27, at his house in Dublin, John Toler, Earl of Noebury and Norwood, in ...

... Licenser, seems either to hctve recovered his gallantry (thie author belig a lady), or to have had his teeth drawn uniler a Whig Adiroiristrat- thin. In any other view of his case, with reference to tilnes gone by, we cannot account for Miss Kernirle's ...

... censure that has fallen on the greater part of the appointintents made by the present Ministry, This gentleman's clanis upoun a Whig Government are wholly unknown; but as his father and his brother obtained Comarnis sioiships of Cuistoms, and himself grit ...

... which It is insinuated that the Electors of Middlesex nre the true cause of the Cholera in London. The return of that horrid Whig, Mr. Hume, for the Me- tropolitan County, is such an enormity as could not fail to be visited with some special mark of the ...

... the political field here closely re- erables thiat of the county at large, as It is thic theatre of the two riral factions, Whig and rory, who are each struggling for mas- lery; having also an independent party, the strongest in point of ,urmbers, but ...

... Instead e of serving the cause which he may have espoused, disgust tlet electors, and inflict an Injury on that cause, whether Whig gr Tory. Wve are anxious for the honour of Leeds, and for the honour of Reform, that It should be shown that a large constituency ...

... themselves and their friends, than Lord Grey a and his colleagues, before any foreign possession can hold us e in much esteem. 'The Whig Ministry put me very much in mind of a simile of Swift, when speaking of the beggarly Go- a veroments of his day. 1 I have ...

... Is from The Arew Vrlor ldvertiser`:, VJIaG[1t1Ai.-While congratulating Richmond I on the decline of the cholera (says the whig). we have melancholy accounts of its progress in other places. We are afraid that the black population of the United Stater ...