... the epithet Ilee; Aposttite,' in therepsortdrawin up by Mr. Ilothbouse's Cas - (Counnuitee, to Elarl Grey, aS hetud of tie Whig patty, bleer (enertl Fergusson and Mr. Lanmbton called upon him, vove- M. Il bliouse, persinally tat his house, to know Ay ...

... IRSciet pans for the safe kcepitig of Bo- nsptllte aclt St, Helenat costs betwecis - and '50U,0001. A5 Short defence of the Whigs against the imputatiotfnS, cast ulion, them tiuritigm (lie latet' 1eectisn for IWVstsitilstcr, has luees jest jiubl'ihed. Lork ...

... remarkahle incihenits ofj-hbe eveijing vvefg, first, thsat the Cliairmaa si ronily d&rireilated ithiat iunqualified abuse of the Whigs whiili his pirfty hlvie lately inulalged ijn titll, seciorily, thlit ilMr. Richter deciared thllt a Petit ion W41s inl prs ...

... greatness .afterwardi,-attd: for our gatctttal existence as a nation'attprcsent. Cs'. Thtese, Ghenthlemen,'are the sentiments of~a Whig; ?? and I itave no hiesitatiotn in expressing my consivitiott, ?? that iti Whtig prilieiples' Wolofe tht' ?? it Gotttntr is ...

... Thoy. al [P'runt HdZlitt's Sketches of Political Ciharacters, ldl j lst peulblishsed] he Tory slicks to Tory: WVhig sticls to Whig: the As 'l Reformuer slicks neither to himself nor to any hody h else, It is no lwonder be ?? to the ground stitlh lie all ...

... LC . I 'I tuiim CJilkia51AC Rs 0' Rrceeo ilmi, iA WSrTG AND I: imdl Torty.-(FromW47YJfil-srr. S~kefed ?? Owlt' lesticks to Whig :the6 Reformers sticks ?? tol lhiself der jnor toany bodyelse. tiiowoerhcmstole PIr grfound with alt his Schemes and castle ...

... h oi IIe I'lmereasell in ?? andl otlter States, 0 . H i' ll tis coutntry uiiit Irecland. I kver- liouneviatrd-houndu sltip Whigs ll('w settlers. Pupimlj/o,-' The' I il lithler o f tlir i lihlt i (II tis ?? Ness% ?? (Ik lIr'( estimtmiled 1,3 ilii late Ce'l-its ...

... -vve rmean to the e tent of its exce'ss Ove'i the. atis irelaition of otitbers.I Akt the tinjg f the niew% Parliament tile Whigs wereI p lroud l'thii' force ; but at Ieir utiskilfll taictiel, asII ir te nt Oii-p.-rtirul:Irly thle uniseasonaible moition ...

... conscientious opinion oftthe Right Hon. Gentle. peu- man (Mr. 'lierney) that-the country could only he lend- saved by the Whigs.-(Hear, hear, ?? lie t icals, had told thein on a former occasion. I-le had ascribed their all the distresses of the country ...

... sthe rotsntry. Untdsers sorb ctnitcusstaisces, tise Gio- veremests wat ?? to savetlise coisnry if soto il espite 'ce ttf ithe Whigs, %tla I'sst vwititiut them. (Lsttd sicneiiit) St Sit. ALr. I'llea astsurhd Sthe ?? thalt Ito wais ?? dil more st riwid in his ...

... 145 breatthi. 'JuThe mlppooil ii !liellt ~of a succem1sor to Lord Itockinghuokil, i$ ?? Lcimisulti ag the v'.islies of' thle Whig Milliserlt iilii sur- (1151 Le' 11ii 11i o i t 4' 4.11rel.144; the 111111kBl it d' illequity ?? ?? ?? InII1 5!l~lllr AflflI ...

... p1tiil lti *wats tini'rlyed against me, COniiStliltg tf till Ilt13liOs, Of Hiigh Chutrch, (If Lo5w Chuirch (If Di ssentters, Whigs, Tories, taiid Radicals.- (Laughloer.) They bloughiot agaiutI t ilO suich a field Ill Artiliery, diaL it is(1111' UlIleay ...