... prefeered Jofeph liom 5is C poor twenty-two pounds a-year to four hundred pounds. Bnt mari the quick tranfitions of fostuire ! Tlte Whig 0 r nterefl getting the ftuperiority. for jarring ioterefS and e factions will always be joined in a frec freae,) the Dule ...

... present period;, may be considered as four, viz. Ist, the Rlepub. I r lican; 2d, the Constituent, or what we should ?? I the Whig' ?? the Bourbon, or the Tory; and I-th, Lt the Napoleon. or tliS personal ?? Duke of Orleans is sipoken of as a fi.vourite ...

... at this period4 may he considered as four, viz. bsi, thle lteputblitn i 2d, the Coisttituent, or what we should call tile Whig; Sd, the Bourbtn, or tite Tory; atad 4lt the Napoleon5 or his personttl party. The Duke of Orleutts is spokenr of as a favourite ...

... ss thie eectors' of 'Weitsnminster, (P& \'e' would tell th'em the'tristhl 'I herie was no 'snifde taint am iat which the' Whigs liad conidenined when' braounht' forI' wartd by the GOv6ernmnentof Mr -Pstt; whih't they iad not kept u'p at last, if they ...

... erpQOLQIOfle?h?5'.fixed the undtstractedattention?of hqth:parties, and upon nio,'n? ?pasidcu1ai? have' the: ThTh pl?iaIs of? Whig sh'u?rMh bee?i ? /-. *a?4'? I Standing thtis.exposed? ? call th# misfdrtunii,?biW?*liat'I?mu?t ?uoW re?t?m ? ?sugtilhappisi ...

... Wright, it is said, that the patriotic Mlr. Babies, the proprietor of thic , att-.Ohittisterial, tile factioreS, and the ?? whig newspaper called the Leeds Mercury, is also ?? prtlprietor of a loyal, ministceil, contceited tory iC.gsipaper, cafled iillinige's ...

... reicuing tile country | from its prcesent deplorable anid perilous situatilon, is by an unioin of thie Reformiers with the Whigs; and if thre I thrmner Nvould discard that baneful do t'rie at the ills and the wilts arc alike unprincipled, anl the latter ...

... lace on disondav, the 19th irst. end a warn, conkert ,Ic cx- pectre. Vise ferier Gentleman standls oil ttuJ Con;sed- tutional Whig Principles, anid is friendly to Cie grcet Caessc of Ridbrtin and Public liberty, the latter is the ?? prom)ter -of the recent ...

... Right Hon. F. P',binson, it is shia,'Will offer him~ q IJ self as% a Candidate for Bedfordshire,,in oippfs'itiion to the'' if Whig iritprest, at the ensuing General 'Election. on Mondav~evening,`'a girl, about seven years-of age, an darughter (if William ...

... t-s'l True BlUes, as in the vanity of' their hiarts. they anticipated, they now cttomplain that the County is represented hy a Whig and a half ! - As an additiotnal proof of the incrpase of our Foreign Conimerce, the Dock Duties of Liver- pol), whicli vere ...

... to the new Parliament, the Oippositionr will not sleep at hleir post. For ourselves, we have no inordinate risih to see the Whigs in power. We beliee Vithl Mr. PITT, that no honest man can, under the prescnt system of representation, -long be ,linister ...

... O.* Fox Youy 'i- d . nd tbe mob still sboutintg i 4 TYitjD . N, and your. oppositionffieids still bowing )uto whatso-ever 'Whig the nrilble Vdrlhir patron i- .nay substitute, whien heo'filts that .yott iiiIid th.sil~iies off the fdi;teirs fiis kir'in ...