... hiadicals, itud effectually stop this tide of democracy, which threatens to cngulph both Whigs and Conservatives. I confess I have not observed this. The Whigs are getting weaker, the Tories stronger; but I do not perceive any signs of coalition. But ...

... ve adoption of the opposite _doctrines—the principles of _religious freedom and _equality should _, find _champions in two Whig _county _members , like Sir E _. Colebrooke and Mr Adam , in the House of Commons , and _. _a _clergyman of the Established ...

... reel other'e throats till 'by. The Ti.., or Comirmtives, et are now tolled, berg outs,'taka of the tsr to IL. Liberia', or Whigs, she are mad t• driv • to war wir 'ha no Mem, isekng to tteir Introits are 'mad with the Cmwreatire, rid rlarlat •Ma too. Lord ...

... _wisely _clioi-cn _and _manfully upheld •; • . Sir John Calpbell was _the _great _Attorney-General of his deration . To tlie Whig _Government-of . his-d _^ he _was a _tower of _strengthjudicious , _safehhrinking from no _responsibility tliat riglltlul ...

... the Stollen Volta deer , End two pima of artillery, to make a and R is quite probable that our next sun thou par• ter will Whig an account of a slurp The rebel, bare not abandused the ha • GI the Potomac in the of Harper's Ferry. Tory still «win. to =nay ...

... centimes to give their best sap. port to the Ministry; and Mr Frederick Peel is the steady official fixture be has been with the Whigs from the beginning of his career. His elder and much abler brother has just been elevated to the post of Secretary for Ireland; ...

... tlnn le the cantles treatlout of If MANIA. Tbe ea. of • stool loomed, ate° hurtful loot. save* la avoided ; • soft bandage Whig wore rowed body. while tomato); power 0. sapid oed by the IgOIIiMAIN PAD aad PATENT LEVEE, Milne anti..• weals ease tbat it ...

... Tories , ' _circumstances _09 well as time have made it worse than . obsolete _Time was _when _every man calling _himself a _. Whig or Liberal was _denounced as a _Papist in _disguise—and that dodge was _worked as unscrupulously in _Selkirkshire as almost ...

... real _constituency by troops of par tisans and _dependents having no _connection with the county . _The Cwirunt says that the Whigs tried the same thing—which' is ' true _^ in _ a'different . sense and degree , and _especially as to a different time . In ...

... feet with Jacraition. It would be • k• able Senn, such being the were we to 6.4 that In the aunty where the otos thorough!! Whig gad family in Scotland, the family of Argyle, was p. ▪ Jmobition Andel bate 4..alet almost •sivenelly. Were there lathing ...

... Spain. 000d4o l le e . shire. even although requested by TTSS electors, there Mo tom. _ likely to be • contest between the Whigs and • =S o ur eth or the Secretary the approved in New York. Tories. Mr Char Reesman bace — en — 'roinkined at General Tory ...

... in. Basious Cbsa.—Ab Pella Court. on Mon=hither Smith, • , wife to the et hie Oa arm, as tho Ph lath The renal, it le lad. Whig men well l sod bead et with. Me Mies bal lag sees stior the Wln pm se to its cam ; sad • ..died body b.. bow wasted le be mei ...