... Action Fob Libel.—An for libel lias been entered against the Belfast Nort! era Whig by Mr Thos. Lindsay, a leader among tbe late unfortunate Tory Corporation of that town, and one of the parties who escaped from the celebrated Chancery suit The ground ...

... T. Macau lay, Edinburgh, whig. Mr. John Macgregor, Glasgow, liberal. Sir J. M'Taggart, Wigtown, liberal. Mr. Alexander Matheson, Inverness, liberal. Sir James Matheson, Ross and Cromarty, liberal. The Lord Advocate, Leith, whig. Col. Mure, Renfrewshire ...

... of the same kidney. Seventeen editions of the pamphlet, expounding the highly philosophic theory that though one Whig should die, the Whigs collectively should not cease to flourish on the fat of office, rushed through the press like a simoon, scorching ...

... speech was regulated, what the motive was by which it was inspir-d ? It was meant to calm the apprehensions of the timid Whigs, and to lead them into the trap prepared for them. the ant-eater pretends to sleep by the his victims, till they crawl on his ...

... noble viscount, the noble lord, in forming a Government, must not take the family stud-book and see what Whig was related to such and suc► a Whig's grandmother bef era selecting roan as Ministers. He must not merely take into account lineage and kindred ...

... those plain proofs of public | virtues* which every one can understand. The fall the coali- tion and the construction of pure Whig Ministry have removed the hist pretexts for division among men of the Conservative tendencies, ami is this party alone that ...

... dismissal Tory Harley 4 „ Aug., 1710 Internal dissen. Whig Townshead 3 8 „ Sept., 1714 Internal diasen. Whig Standhope 1 „ April, 1717 Voluntarylresig. Whig Sunderland 3 0 „ April, Public hatred. Whig Walpole 20 10 April, 1721 Parllamty. defeat. Mixed Caiteret ...

... it is said an amendment on the Ad- | dress will be moved in the of Commons by the Marquis of Hartington, on the art of the Whig O sition, and that it will be seconded by ir Morton Peto.—The also | makes the same statement, and says there is perfect accord ...

... most of the prominent leaders of the State. I recollect that the subject of independence was cautiously introduced by ardent Whig, andthe thought seemed to excite the abhorrence of the whole circle. A few weeks after, Paine's Common Sense appeared, and ...

... Lord Panmure, Minister of War. and Lord Palmerston himself, whose marriage with Lord Mel- bourne’s sister carried him into the Whig circle, the present Ministry of England may_ be said to constitute as neat a little family party as could be found. If this ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr Fitzroy, the Chairman of the Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The salary is £6,000 per annum, with peerage of retirement, and £5,000 for three lives.—Morning Advertiser. ...

... all costs. We have on apology noticl of ectlon kas been served the Attorney-General and the publishers of the Times.—Northern Whig. ...