... cautiously admits that slave there APPEAIIS a numerical uajoritv for the two eanus whigs. This appearance he attributes howeverto ty to the coalition between the whig candidates, meaning the men, coalition of the liberal electors, most ofwhomn surprising- ...

... Being in the gilt of the crowns the living was forthwith bestowed upon' a gentleman who acted as preceptor iti the family of' a Whig l]aw otticer of high diStinetiOn. After lold- ing Forth for sevetat Successive Sabbaths, ite lsew pastor could not avoid noticing ...

... condition, that he was on no account to insert it in the books of tite office, lest he should incur the displeasure of the Whig-Radical press of tbe neigh. bourbood. There uare shoals of sucb Conservatives as this, in the provinces more especially; and ...

... park valls would utterly destroy the constitution. The Guardian-not he ofMManciester, who while le pro- I afesses himself a whig. is GLAD thit there will .he a sufficient number of obstructives in the new house of commons, to check the too rapid march ...

... too strong to be resisted by the virtuous and high-minded ve patriot; Mr. Trafford Trafford is now the pensioner al of the Whig Administration to the amountof one hundredr DP pounds a-year, and is thereby enabled, by reference to 51 his own case, to accuse ...

... ' for the truth of which our immaculate con- temporary preteuds to - voueh :- 'iot MAoCillcSTrR WiIGS.-Wheneveramorierm Whig oplens hlis mlii, *rerare sore to hear a'aniethihg about the rights of te people nntd the enoirmity of the oppressions prac- ...

... describetl lias been either adopteil or even taken into general l dministerial consideuratioen.]-Gl7b0e. AIR. O'CONNELL.-THE WHIGS.-WC dho verily be. C lieve-anl wve have more than indefinite rulmour or . l rgle su1 rmiise foi, hazarding tile statemlelt-we ...

... Messrs. Lomax, IHarivar, Halliday, Knight, a lIawksheadl, Mills, Knott, &'c. and sinanimously adopted,' stogycidsmnatory of' the whig treateneit towards 'I Irelalndl.' Tahe petition will be presented by Mr. Cobbett, o adsupported by Mir. Fislden. i Pa'T-Y Sa ...

... be forced to leave office from inability to effect reforms to the extent they desire, there will be an opposition which no whig-torv administra- tion can possibly encointer. The report is men- tioned i n no other paper, nor is it mentioned iu our private ...

... your 'a- leave to trace the causes of tile presoent miserable state :es of Ireland, and of the attempt of this hollow-hearted Whig mixsistry to inilict this terrible measure upon that :k- unhappy counitry. You are all aware of the atrocities sut inflicted ...

... Z'EovzwNO&L. Mr. Irton, the tory candidate, has been returned for West Cumberland, beating Major Aglionby, the whig candidate, by a sinall majority. An answer has been obtained from government to the recent memorial fron Glasgow against the Receipt-Tax ...

... plains of a volcano, become converted into fruitful fields.- Professor B rneitt'l Lecture. ScoTcH BOROUGt REFORM.-Of sill th-Whig Minis- era, none has acqiresi an increase of reputation, by the acquisition of power, except Mr Jefrey. 'ihe bill for Royal ...