... average cost of nearly per annum! Surely enough itself, (amounting to nearly with the ill contrived, bungling machinery of this Whig concocted Bill. •wuuery We, this day, have inserted fuller abstract of the years account of the County Treasurer to the Easter ...

... been the weapons the opposition the day. Let these things be considered, together with the fact that the reform act was drawn Whigs, and it will be unnecessary to adduce any the wealth, intelligence, aud moral feeling of the country. County or Division. Mm ...

... Premising that Mr. Scott Murry professed precisely the same principles tbe Marquis of Chandos, and that Mr. Dashwood ranked the Whigs, amongst the lowest radicals, and worst destructives, we give the following the state the poll, the four towns of Beaconsfield ...

... The Cotemporary Press. Lord Grenvi'le has now retired from public life, but, cousideiing his Lordship's position last Whig Ministry, with which this country blessed, it may not be minimising—the time is now past when Might have been —lo call tbe attention ...

... with a dukedom. Gully has long been the judge for the marquis, and now the marquis thinks it time to judge for him. Well done Whigs.— Old England. Lady Ann Coke is to created a peeress; the advanced age of the venerable proprietor of Holkham, and various ...

... last Session;* Fo? the good of bis country and plainly it shews, He-, enemy great to oppression. 'Two strongly opposed by the Whigs and their chaff, Who strove ev'ry way suppress him ; But firmly he stood in his country's behalf, Then here's to Lord Chandos ...

... settlement.' FEBRUARY. Twe more unfortunate Reformers are sacrificed on the drop at Nottingham to the tender mercies of the Whigs, for having carried inlo effect the Treasury orders to burn and destroy, published in the leading journal.' Foul abuse of the ...

... Windtor Expren. Sir —From paragraph your last Exvrett it that you cannot suppose any elector would in** sistent vote for a Whig candidate Windsor. Tory for the county. I regret to say, that y«u are J but little acquainted with electioneering inconsistent ...

... t» k e ,p ,Vo «ld have diverted and prevented. To * ye aCe * been the principle, and the only ''as marked the career of our Whig b and to secure this, national faith has °hen, and national interests abused. The 'stead of being a gradual measure, 'fte ...

... Whig Consistency.—Alderman Thompson, the unsuccessful candidate at Sunderland, his speech at dinner given to him the electors, said I have been long enough in public life lo see strange things come to pass ; I well recollect a noble individual, then a ...

... and distress which have befallen the country are attributable to the late administration. But let us sec what has the present Whig government done to benefit the public since they came into office. I don't mean deny that distress', a very considerable degree ...

... as it near v P administration— Whig government e * ' m ' V ' r * o,c -' —the Whig government which ,or >h« Catholics (•• hear, from Mr. U'C.) —the go- Irel il!( >* been the cause of more evil and less goid other. the whig government deserve these le '°° ...