... produce of those estates, in benefactions among five clergymen, incumbents on small livings in Northamptonshire. Since the Whigs came into office they have had the appointment of eight English Bishops, a third ot the whole number, exclusive of the two ...

... have been fully aware of the injury Mr. Stephens has done to the cause of demiocracy-we know the handle he has offered to the Whigs and Tories against instituti- onal amendiments-but we can feel the sense of wrong under which he acted, and we are certain ...

... brought forward by the Date of Richmond in the House of Lords in 1780. and adrocated that nobleman, and C, J. Fox and other Whig leaders for long period. then continues— Wo should wish it engraven on the memory of every reformer, • that the people most ...

... rules ; will reign again in state O’er truth we opine; And the dirty work of Thirty-eight Will be done in Thirty-nine. And Whigs will swear as they have sworn ; And Rads, too, loud will bawl; And England will be Europe’s scorn, While Dishonor’s in Whitehall; ...

... and tie hllurrlah for our side, and fare- vell tylratn. Tliere is to be a iarge dinner-party in tle evening. Thl rllscalyv Whig Mayor refused tile use of tile Town-Hall. Feargus O'Connor, Neesome, of the London Democratic Association, and ?? were to be ...

... per~ple at large, You cannot but be fully awvare of the singular position I have been recently plaicedill-not by thle faictiMns, W~hig or T1ory', who have been suipposedi to be the only polliticral parties hostile to thle people-but by a large portion of the ...

... Birmingham took place. All time 1ii wards were strongly con- tested, the Tories showing their ordinutry siigacity by mixing Tory-Whigs with oust-anul-out Tories. 'rte Reformers carriedl every ward ; most of them by considerable majorities.- Dispatchm. 'IATrE ...

... ministerial Examiner to have been the most unsatisfactory one of many years. What change has come over the spirit of our dream. Not Whig or Tory dinner or festival to be heard of. The manifestoes of Sir Robert are manifestly unseasonable, and the people are p ...

... dock-yards and arsenals have been sold long ago at a ruinous sacrifice, and the proceeds appropriated probably to the cost of some Whig dirty job, and have never been replaced ! Tnc fitting out, therefore, of the vessels built before Whiggci V was in the ascendant ...

... separated themselves from the Whigs, onl vvlioin the)y find at last they can place no dependance, and have institute(d a new orler in the state, ?? aspires to advantages which have been partly advocated on at one time by the Whigs themselves, andI all of which ...

... nunotMn- ol war aaainst or allies. Their next sir,., | resume, will to l!ir.nin S ham for m isk, is e.p. phe Kns.ian troops. The whig government wm.1,1 h,in too happy, doubtless, to have stlpphevl then. Iron, the low.i of lam, ion. substantially stored with ...

... SH-OREWHAM. I:FiO-at Ax CorRuItsr~o'oxre~r -The Patriot of last week conrtainedl air account of a'll attempt made by the furtious Whigs to repress tire free expression of opinionl on the part Of' thre people of Shorehaml, arid anl intimation that a deputation ...