... to liltoaesrs' .IfQ mt &BArm', SOMITh orj'itt'INddcleItI sliad JONa~~t'Lboth) of 4t g~ Jill the C. inilty af o itld they W~hig ddefetlirtd IA pia rljltl hie hertby elirdtoer C Art irildcr ?? noiirith d imcln id ;nriineli orilhe Minuor part ?? Seve- fi ...

... liberal opinions, who were Catholics would cease to be so.-Mr. It. H. A son pressed upon the meeting to lose no time in securin whig candidates.-Mlr. NV. Hargrove, anel Messrs. Ietli Asplanld, severally addressed the mneetitig. 'An Addrers effect, ttat it ...

... to 6d. per heady' re REPREsENTATION OF Yoni.-A ineetiig. of the Freemen of York iesiding in Lrondalci .o are frindly to bi Whig liberty, took place at the Union Tavern, Blaehfials, or on Monday evening week. They were met by M. Wyvill, po Esq. one of ...

... Wortley tas it tite fielid, atsd before Mr. Marshall mate his appearattce, the prospect of having tiree Tories and only ote Whig, togetier with the sliiculty either of unseating Lord Milton or Mr. Wortley, reconciled this party to the moderaite allowance ...

... eoorioct their ranatst., cntiuitly. mia Opinsion prreraiird irs sonie qrsae. cers that the leadinsg soI in tire crsotry, in ihe Whig interest, worrin feel asn Indisipositionr to amit irntor se relitesenttion i~t acommrcsrial gets- tiesniass Iowever rtsisrctart ...

... reached ?? election for Aldborough is fixed for to-day. In the city of York a rupture lias unfortunately happened betwueg the two Whig cantlidtates, MIr. Dundas mid Mr. WyvIll, and their respective supiliiiccrO, the eeesequeure of Wihich is, the retire- mrnt ...

... -hat(is~er~ussaoc5~hchhavb Vaided-you2in'your electibni,'on..' d-~ 0.nttnsw~ ud you asoa On. tie 'preent.' Th6dokfe(Os31Ii Ocof Whig sil Tiiryss~pr-'stsnie to be-worn out.. .Tlse quednsI; Id' now whether we shalt support the Constltustion. (Louad checrs, eisivrd ...

... he takewo ay. tI, -atid-it wist tilere sgrcrtl thllt I should tie ill re~adiness to littende thle' Ieilnniols, of tile York Whig Club att itfew hiout~s' notitie. OIl Wedn AMlll , di 31, 1 received ani expr'ess from Vork, re- litethgte bi le at. Micklrultte ...

... -Friday,- .tusw 9.-The election for the Qitt took place this day at the Guildhall, at ten o'clock. Ir.'Dundas, one of :the Whig eandidates, hbvliu retired frorn the ?? MtF Wyvli sod a Mr, Jamies Wilson, fromlI the neighbourhood of Whtbys ligntle-- man ...

... qlehaxs since ' wevre, lamenting the .prohcpectsh of :the County, whtich had at that'time four: To r .Cia'dldates and only. one whig; ..nnde* whiclh ?? wr~ ma'e'-'our' earnest appeal .to' thf .West.idiegro ealy~orsiaind mr. MAiLSUALL. We havernog the high ...

... tue ltunssiisof that ht pihtiless shtoswer sehich catme on In thie very mistite of osy speech (suet- u aouualy, as some of my Whig neigihbosrs hail thise malignity to renaqrtil, unit hose thorouglily I and thsose shob staid to hear me got (trenehedh for ...

... moderiite a'dry, Sir, Roytom l. Bell, a staunch Church atd King man, Mr;.iBcAumcmnt, a AReformer, andd had sit it. Lord ilowick a Whig. It might have been expotted, thil'tlse simailit. li hoe Id. of their polbticalprioioiples would have pioducedacmatitlon betweenthe ...