... interests, and he never asked a favour. In politics lie .was peculiarly tenacious, without attaching himself to either the Tory, Whig, or, Radical party, and among his correspondents, he valued the late Sir John Sinclair, Mir. Coke, and other scientific Ag ...

... Decemnber:18l;..aund.'tseq'tjttA iad puly entered upoop his twenty-ifth yea. ..1ie Staadarddszpa,-The nsieG Chronicle denies that' Whigs would dissdive on xotsainaautdaoffice. We knowv that .tbey'..woild. because we kaew~'tbat :they must, bit a dissolution might ...

... the dissolutiois which took place in 1,30, owing to the state of his health. As a politician lie was a steady and consistent Whig. He lived to see the great object of his life accomplished. a Rhforin of the Commons House, and lie died full of years and ...

... himself, in theevent of a general election, q as a candidate for the Caiaiganshireboroughs, in opposition to the rr present Whig member, Mr. Pryse Pryse. a SUIClDEB-A man of the name of Thomas, hung himself 1i last week at Cheddar. It is supposed that ...

... Dickinson, Esq. of King- is weston, Somerset; for many years one of the representatives of ed that county in parliament on the Whig interest. ag Jan. 25, Ann, wifie of Mr. J. Batten, of Kingswood. Jan. 26, Susannah, wife of Mr. P. Archer, Pucklechurch Hall ...

... mistresses and his friends ?? they became troublesome, without anv regard to their future good or ill fortute. He stuck to the Whigs as long as they served his purpose, and turned them off wdhen sticking to them became troublesome. He supported the principles ...

... With regaid to this tax lt,.Abindein' slaid,,tlhat' there wo' ohe poiclt deserving ano'tice-thoagh it was adopted by th'Whigs, yet'it1 was originally ?? Tory. tax,-(Hear, 'hear.')-Tbhe' Hon.' and Learned Gontlenian having pass'ed an eloquient aid deservdd ...

... iinstrad ef having the effect of telienlrg the Idifl'rrences whieb exist, hss cerled In w idenirrg the bsreaecr Ibetirerel the Whigs atid Radicasi of Devenipert;I the overtures Iwhirir we last wreek isotleed as having b'en made by Mr. ILeoich's Commitree, ...

... that Sir T. 13 Lethbridlge, Batt, of Sanidhill Park, :s will stirt as a candidate for the city of Bath, the next vacancy 1.on Whig principles. it MFXN~aCiOLY OcoraronExca. -This marsing as a woo itnamed Peter Cain wyss assisting in blowing same rocks in ...

... ibhit in the conttests about to take place, the Con.- ' servatiesa woutld gaiti, antil thle Radiclti woiuld galrn hut thle Whigs. would be lost !in thle enecoeiiter;-( Hear, hoar.)-'I'he0 conivequence hail been a etialtion between the Whtigs unid thle ...

... Ought, return ?? of` We will onl the first occasido.,) I -1Honiton trurns one, and so does llarnstaiple. Tihe others return Whig-fladical memlbers Now co mpare thle constituecfies of thle Boroughs with thoaceof [lie QiviS~o'is, atid we shall.really see ...

... that side of the Unit with Whicih I usually nat, as well es the ?? I do hope thait Its tfils Hall', witen to Coanell, whsather WhIg, Tcory, or Radical, wesait Beiu(tll i en dbavour so to not asl that the publdl basluess rosly go onl with o~dvsotag~e to the ...