... MANCIIS- _ TER BUTCHERY Nviili an Admonitory lipistlceto the P-C _-t: the Whole heing an Anmi-sympa- thietic Riesponse to the 1 WHIG dJIDE, proving ead hilo to be 71s 1';hit in a Storm ; and as presenteti, with aI ?? LxvLTEa, to L.ORID VISCOUNT SIce isiou ...

... his ancestry : he retaeml- i-tiros tbsit dity camne eieer irith hKing, Williasti be-, ro-c is's emcnibrsr lthat it wais the 'Whigs wshi plrlcud itaina 5ostii oh I so the Ti'irolni, whelii the, Tlorics hove been ever far1 an- ?? csils; the iseoplc uiith tlixes ...

... witose. times appeased etiter in tine lists of the ,usmission of tite peace, or ulirongst the depuly-lieuteila11to . ir The York Whig Club met ons Thursday ~jO Wecek, and adopted att Adolress to Earl Fiftwillianm, lt ighly 'tsroving ittonidutt a~ lcto is about ...

... ed] ca'useand theirritumbers. ought not alone, tois ake cors- so irt ecssionlet but i7 ttution is really dlesired by time Whigs, F n- they asea body, ought celtorfitily to step forwoard and re moake a proiposal, until sacit a one as perhaps ittighti go ...

... ansi the Prissier of the: l4.ISrrt iCeeoey. ?? to, a h the seen of rise tricac, is carsivcd witli bringsa tiool of the I - whigs-o Coverenrens Spy -rite dlirector of Earl Fire. serrate . !-not a Cuadisiate fssr tire Tlrorec of Fs'nlIid! ?? Thits listhe ...

... used. e- We think the plan here detailed extremely well lvo id the attention of the country ; it exhibits a combibai of the Whig and Radical principles, which we hope would satisfy one party aitistout olarinivi d other. Tue result of this plan mtight be ...

... dependence Y upon the former. However, let no man vote atcordipg to the sentiments which are proptgated by us, or'by any one else, Whig, Reformer, or Tory: he will an- 5 s;er the purpose which is intenrded by the Constitution o Iessgland, if lie gives his vote ...

... developmerit of this conspiracy, the Ministerial Prgs$ has groaned beneath thde load of in- vectives poured out against the Whigs. They are ac- cused as the real, though indirect cause of the atrocioui plot to which we have so often referred, because, for- ...

... on t Tuesday last, when iMr. MITCHELL, the late Memiber, ,I l and Mr. D. SYKES, of laywvell, a staunch and well. E I tried Whig, were returned without opposition. The I reception given to 1lr. Mitchell on his first entrance into e the town. was not very ...

... bloed- less revolution, preventedi the necessity of another. Itn iSo7, the Noble Lord prosentod hiniisef to the cintty oln Whig priticiples. The differeitce between \V liugani Tory muist ever remiin; the one ntade the leading fea- ture of his political ...

... requisition of (ip5 inllabitl; lt4. i tcluding the two representative* of' thc City in PuttlietlO tite I reside it ot ?? York Whig Club, attd it nmiber of the principal inhabi- tants, halsappeinited aL Getteral Mfeetinge of tle Frceemen and Inliabitiluts ...

... Ciiurt fatvouur, and not liberal .esough tor popularity.. Without a tiital change in the 12 oepresert st egois of Governuentr, a Whig Admnistratio - wostld lie exptosed to Litter asuti universal contenllt-t it Musita fail Isy its own weight. Wiere this party ...