... GREAT NORTHERN WIIG CLUM. Dirdict The annual meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire, a& tim and the adjoin~ing counsties will tahe place on Monday next, the li I1Ith of October. Sir J. t. Stanley, hart., will, take the chair, 1l, Unty. arflipsirted -by ...

... on his heal th bring given from the'Vice.O - chair, returned ?? wernmhst thanks. He was proud of being sir, cattail a Whig. Oar Whig anicestors had recovered the liberties of tire estrntry, and had governed the counrity for the greaetr vete tact of the ...

... of praise upon the dead Mlt PITT and the living MR. CANtNING, with a due at mixture of acid in the way of censure upon the Whig I In this oration we are given to understand, that the us. fortuntie persons last mentioned are the most degrad4 party that ...

... high ehisreater iii the ?? Chronicled.0 Lordl t1nigeve, ctdrst scn of Earl (Gnns enor, lion withdrawn ~ front the Ohesohire Whig Club. ifls Lor~ship, in his tetter to (tue Seretrrtsy, declares Isis reasons to be~ anl acerslon to potiticul s-tube aini ...

... Smyth, the Professor of Modern History. ile is in private lifea most amiable man; tho- soughly acquainted with Iis business; a Whig in politics, but his lecturcs, admirablealike forttheireloquence, various information, and profound research, contaoi not a ...

... representaition of tisat ancient city at the General Election. Tlie following is his letter to them To 'lse llessiero of the 1eorkt Whig CIub, arid to ire Zildi-r ' p2sl det F' erauenr of the Cily ef os' irs geoeral. GN'NTLHCSrEN-It is with feolisgs of *hc highest ...

... Her i discourse was very impressive, and exceited much in- at tereat. at( onl Monday last the Annivers cry Dinner of re the Whig Club of Chieshtire, anti tics adjacent counties, el took place at the Royal Hotel. Chester (George Phillips, ut Esq.- M.P. ...

... NManchester Mercury, a Tfiy t !rnal, and tbe oldest newsptaper ill the towsn, itis f ged into t(he Manchester Advertiser, a Whig piaper, i btisttld ii the course of the present year. The \lan- t iter British Volunteer, another Tory paper, estab- ed in ...

... Jean In di Uella, ?? lie plicvl''d itwidal inl a sattie of defleuce, by toi streingthienin itt te gart isoiti. it !'lit follo-whig extrtet, of aI kiter from the agent 6, to Lloyd'tl, atl Fali'iorb,n' &-dtoi'nl De eniber, htas bretten roneivai Arriein. his ...

... and that Isis political priniciples are of the true consati- ~T tutionrel Whig kind, whth aeo'nisany occasiols saved, the this country from the yoke of arbitrary power. Whigs bas and Tories are both,. and perhaps equally liable to en', ?? threistris ...

... his services, but witih what success we have not heard. At York tire electors look to Sir W. B. Cooke as a candidate in the Whig iterest, and the son of f.ord hlowdets, nitinsiricteed by pattrnial examn ple, is expected to offenr himself to the Torys. ...

... of dwelling upon it in a mannt 'suffisciently clear and intelligilsie, they allow the worse I appear the better cause. The Whigs, as a Isody, are nu however, as the i'isanclhescr Mcrcury seiems to us t( kready to allow, the enemies of asn enlightened policy ...