... Afibton; Fornr Brothers, Box, all from Wilbech. Ifabella ancd Nancy Philips. from Dunbar. Union paciet, Pycock, front Newcaflle. Whig Paaul, from W'Vll I.m perrr, Fonler; Mary Anln, Findlay; Endiavour, Wald.- gtave; Providence, Antonie, Jnpiler, Pratmair- ~Fanie ...

... as one of the most contemptible factions that ever dis- graced this or 'ay otThr country. eopteripto Sir Francis for the Whigs sees to lndreiti' propor- tion to their servility towards him; the more they court him,, the more sturdily does he't'reject ...

... :ruice to tbe parliamentary interest of use eoinpaioy~moit -gladly sball we hail its destructionl ; and aot the wirldest :,Whig'vwould greet the adoption of his-favoutrite-fheury !of 'parlia nentary reform finore heartily th'ana vesehall thisi i * lent ...

... The Morning Chronicle of Monday last; the 15th instant, containiogjthe Report of the Praeedings and Speeches at the Grand Whig Dinnergiven at Glasgow to. Mr. Broubhfsmand.Mr.' Den man ( which the Morning Chronicle sent for and ob. tained exfiress from ...

... d it. The Whigs were its parents, and it gives the last tint of black- ness lo their character that this is capable of receiving.- Were all the principles-the new laws and systems-the measures of policy, foreign and domestic-which the Whigs have origitated ...

... that straight-forward rule to the matter, awd were convinced in the outset (without being biassed by 'the patronage of the Whigs and Radicals, which ought to have satisfied every body of its mischievous tendency) that the fine liberal system upon which ...

... red they tire juasti ied in adopting strolig meaiirei '[liP country htankers have been injured, vilified treited with cold whig-mininterilit c.lntinuity, and witllut ciuie, aoe vil itnt pablic enquiry, been sulliecteul to the ultra-pmrivileed power or ...

... Goi~llimanilsiet~cr' MolIIlIs, pructors. LIPrbitedl arld~ publisiled alt 149, liriggntcv, Lecellsbb~c L 13 I \ NI.S, (re!; Whig at Ne ?? 4, Xiogsg ?? J. 1.)I'DI\ARD ?? E~S, Jun9- (revidwlgF zlt C. 1. Mabrc, ?? ittlold0''.. ?? c . Wa:rovick-S(Iltirci ; ...

... 201t; 11)11010 . ?? 24 34 'rim ide .c ?? (;I ni 7. I olrl~ lde Ka. ill~~l ?? 2-1 , it :iLin ee . ?? . ?? 3d - . I ?? o~hOi~lio. Whig~p hhIl. ` lil A 11. 1 F.N1l''ll A ditt Il 0 ?? I U1: ti (IF 1n111 fl'l'I iS I 1.Ci 114 :o rInd111 IpTr O nrfr. 011(l In tile ...

... Peerage and the Woolsack:- On the night the sdlate Ministry were beaten on the civil list, a meeting of' Inr the,principal Whigs took place, at which the present lIe Chaucellor was not in vited to attend. At this meeting, a, however, it was almost immediately ...

... Il'adkr ; Holff tken t11t1Fg, 0lultialln ; 1'roml this polt. (lar At O ponto--A llahy, (Overtonl, frim I. al:it. Pie * r top W Whig, Smitl, fromn lislbot. -1 ll-n At 1i tinno'-fIuftting, Eggers; YNavy, Tucker; front 'each tior pOlt. WItNDS.-At Deal: Jone ...

... 'epapsr' iheealltrass ardiddisorder vvkibl they ?? nie~ (odcer, Sucw, Gassternien, WiS the eatete odf 'England wheicn the WhIgs tnok office;- I' enestire ts5 fas 'thata no time hind there keeni id gr wan of ympthy ?? She pleople-ansi ,tha overn': lfpt ...