... was connected with the oldest families of Lancashire and Cheshire. He was one of those who were raised to the peerage the Whigs for the purpose of increasing their numerical strength in the House of Lords. His death will sincerely lamented by bis numerous ...

... be we we* rdC. um le Ia ti d ., ESTABLISHED 1810. DAY, ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Foam Aar. hi, i.OI Whig. of Brecht., to the d Comerawe, in Thasday,ths October at Toe ciao& la Memo., and not oa the la Nowistba, u bibs BY B. Goon ...

... have been executed. Our conservative friends of the shipping interest will, at least in this case, admit of some efficacy in Whig commissioners of inquiry. ...

... did claim his most serious and undivided attention to what he was going to say. Some of the gentlemen he saw around him were Whigs, Tories, Free-Traders, Protectionists, and some perhaps were Radicals; but this was not a political question. Now, in the city ...

... tha t be se he old age. C. R Loticeroft, FA.. now elated that be was a wale of the Lowey of Cardigan, and residing Qiusy. ()Whig to the fronted wrecks the late Jae Esq., was Ca. Depute, in 1020, to the e.A.t, se se to the formathet harbour • very Bend ...

... sufficient vitality to convince the Free-traders that their vaunting triumphs will be but short lived, that the plies the Whig-Radical Journals must soon cease, that the fallacies of Free-trade principles have at length become so glaring, that it is ...

... the party cling in the very energy of despair. Mr. Booker's return for Herefordshire seems to be all but a certainty. The Whigs of the county, it would appear, have not quite so far settled down in their liberal convictions as to Free Trade as to act ...

... fruit, •e,retable., or other any bladder other vassal liquid, Of collets it cannot be expected that important a personsge a Whig R a d ical Postmaster General ram mstter, or which might Conservative Journal, but • the by prioontee or n tb ere,se be rendered ...

... the Free Trade Camp, more votes than constituted Mr. Seymour’s majority. The late member, Mr. Robinson was crotchetty, half Whig, and recent convert to Protectionist principles; no doubt these constituents at Poole who went over to the enemy, were inoculated ...

... hawks asitied bridge. A. sear was made Sur rererer. Mr. lines adopted a of to more that Milbroolt or Manion Napa.' • semi Whigs and urged that Mr. Pecs, had eapssd same weak wh was necessary ten rpeerp oda be given for the pederasts wish The amber 11 ...

... (Cheers.) He was not trenching upon politics ; for this was pocket and not political question j it was not tory, radical, or whig; but the welfare of those who have the hardest struggle to live. (Cheers.) It was their duty to support those men, and those ...

... ) speak not Sis party man; I speak people of England had great reason to bless and support '> were supported pub i in not a Whig or as Tory, not a Free-trader or as a the House of Peers, for mthatbouse wasroflectedthe ; tbe ought to P be, and trusted they ...