... Admiralty B: be re- the way of experiment, directed to the Captain, of th tin a at Plymouth, desiring that the allowance of rum sh Whig stopped, and an additional quantity of coflee iasued aban - of it. The captain, however, thougbt of nothing ‘term good of the ...

... own: at Lewes, men are @ «ustarn from t he distart e town of who feel deeply the injury they know in their ng to the by the Whigs; they has beer practical evils w hich have resulted trom the tndiae ch vould measures of those vacillating Minist ers. We at ...

... Post-office, cautioning Country Post not to teke part in the approaching Elections may be a very proper measure ; but it is odd | Whigs discovered its ropriety, for the firs? tim \ eft office, but when one they had themselves NP partisans, the Marquis of Conyngham ...

... mind that thie ie the cot terprise. the not of the Whigs. Lord Althorp says of afilt- bat pre not give or recommend for pension to his Majesty an: une? It who is entitled to receive them; but when the Whigs: he lines of office there were three ministers entitled ...

... demand, prices seemed inclined to recede. Rapeseed was firm. In Holland the trade was heavy, bid prices nominally the same. WHIG BUFF] YMSW. learn from the Norfolk Chronicle, that at the >se of the meeting the Corn Exchange, Norwich, on Saturday last, ...

... dull except the elections, which are in vigorous process of preparation. Wood has re- signed for Southwark. Both Tories and Whigs me equally confident of success, Monday is the nomina- tion day, and Tuesday the first day of the Cunsols are lower, say 91{ ...

... representation of that county. This gentleman was an ardent supporter of Catholic emancipation, and the whole train of the Whig conciliation policy, of which that measure was the triumph, and which has so beg aggravated the social evils of Ireland. He ...

... Evening Post. We have marked those candidates who are disposed to give the Ministry a fair trial with an * ; those who are on the Whig interest, and determined to vote against them through thick and thin, with a ; and the Radicals who will vote in the same way ...

... You have witnessed my conduct in an unreformed, and in a reformed, Parliament ;—when Tories have been in power; and when Whigs have held office. A synopsis of 94 votes which [ gave in the two last Sessions has been laid before you. Tam happy to know ...

... it is the act of there is no doubt. se Mr. Francis Pigott; of teckfield, Hants, a candi- date for the of Banbury, on liberal Whig principles, was in that borough on Tuesday and Wednesday Beek. Finding that place pre-occupied, the full intention of returning ...

... that time. I then told you, as some of you may perhaps not have forgotten, that the time [I thought was passing away, “hen Whigs and Tories should meet each other any longer in political warfare, and that the day was at hand wheu moderate men of all parties ...

... ship, Britannia, is now performing quarantine. After her four years voyage with Whig crew board, she had indeed need of a thorough purgation, that every remnant and relic of Whig cry, and its abominations may be removed, and that the purified vessel may ...