... through the smoke. It At a M~eeting at Workiogton Hall, last week, or. n account of the proposed illuminasion, Mr Curwen (ri s Whig Member for Cumberland) declared, ' That for !e himself, (though be rejoiced in the abandonment ofthe e Bill of Pains and ...

... dttmrrnrehiiiedi lil these liters -_te U p w t t Si cclii, down with Flyn ni; bac IITurn olit thle Tories, atid let thre Whigs in, or, On tile 6th r-solutirtis being readr Mr Cockbitrn fat( rose. He pok~e ait sotne legtipl in reprobation of the Its1 ...

... plaiuse.) At the same time, Ile had no great hope that fi .t desperate liadical could ever be converted into ci- I ther a good Whig or a good 'T'ory---though lie liever I would be dUsposed. to shut against them tue gates f of peniteince and mtrcrcv. It wis ...

... as originatimig the prosecution, y anud whom fie denuitninated whlig-radicasel, aiming to -overturn the conatitmition. T'le whigs he described as e tyrants in office, and. traitors out of it; and lie was equalrly bitter agaimst tile dissenters, particularly ...

... their love of liberty, and their hatred of op- n pression ? Was tbis consistent with the professions and - principles of the Whigs, with whom the Sovereignty of the People was once the first and favourite toast at their tables, and who held that Kings are ...

... Cockbui n, Stir L Moncriefl, and IMr Mourrv, retaining them as cotinsLI for the prosecution. Tho vhol of these cmi- nent a whig lawyers, htiowever, ('Mr Cranstoin, much to his honour cxcepted,) returned their fees, with al lin saver, that' taey,' ahmae/s ...

... sustained in political life, .it, trl- 'would be'siperdluous to speak. Early. in llH' he at- ot !n:m tacheil himself to the Whig PartI, of which the Mi0?-?z ing Chriesc~ became the avoseed orgau; and lie main_ 1 tained these principles to lhe iatst-livig ...

... of the 6Gridiion, oit N, lii hI, or in w. ich Ul, ltie de'clilres lils initetnltio of emthroihing hitis'e-lf with tir the Whigs, Ile stirs in liii last liegister--' My Ip~rincipal object is to follow cloie uoptn the heuls ofr tilii'1 Collective W~isdon ...

... SrvZears, Tune- Sheriff Muir. There's some say that they're whigs, And some say that we're whigs, And some say there's nse whigs ava, man; But ae thing I'm sure, A pawky whig doer Is the whig that outwhiggides a' man t I ClOaRUS. And they ...

... inisinuiates in a 5 ;:-tlvy iiysturiotis para'gratph, th at tble Earl St. Vincent dl f!t'l bo'i't litnoneil to Ltndon to form a Whig Ad- w ! it ittratiOII, 'This imnotior is founided by the Chroni- tce onl thie imitportalnt fact, that after qu itting his Majes- ...

... 'tolgilr Dll toie 10 til it. oil lis uay to Vienla. Iln(! 1)Duku ?? x ?? rejected a propositioll to hec(lmne a ?? of the York Whig Chlibi, and has inslisted on not belig made tic subiject ofu tit colsiL der- ti o or dhlnates.,-.eids iio,1'i'*ncei. D- I!iL ...

... TiJfl.' K CNG's' VISI' Tfl SCOTLAND. ( From the Edinburgh Journal.) se 'I'hle Whigs ire il the Imbit of climing to be as lov a 0 t 'liu oh as Jay r l as the ''ories; andI nothing, as they pro'ss, is in re Jae oflicitive to them, as well Ias more unjust ...