... been expected, of more and more importance.. The Radicals, rejoicing in the impulse given to their cause by the few foolish Whigs whom they have de- luded, no longer conceal their detestable pro- | jects, but speak openly, and without disguise, of the ...

... York, were agreed to. A protest against the pro- ceedings has been signed by some of the first characters in the county. The Whigs are now playing exactly the same Jame they did mt the commencement of the rench Revolution ; their conduct at that time might ...

... opposed, on the ground of in- convenience ; and. towards the close of the debate, Lord Castlereagh made a severe attack upon the Whigs, whom he accused of a wish to impede the progress of the measures now before the House, which, whether designedly or not. would ...

... wbicb, with the exception of a few of tbe •* Pseudo Whigs, yet naiaiales fhe great ma- jority of all that is virluons and respectable ia the kingdom. WE are no Tories—thongh we scarce could i claim Or Whig tbe great and prostituted name: We never thought ...

... tress. — Ricardo. Taxation is the cause of onr distress.— FPmlhm Boroughmougering is the cause of our distress Burdett. Want of Whig Ministers is the cause of our dis- tress. — Tier;iey. The currency is the cause of onr distress.- B«w» Drinking tea is the ...

... respectable invitation, and that he now came to offer himself to their notice, but he must state his principles to them !— « lam a Whig, says *«, of the old school, or perhaps a Reformer, or even called by some a Radical.— l consider Annual Par- liaments the ...

... was selected at York, and said, He did not know any thing but the names of the Jury, and be therefore sent them down to the Whig Club of York, in order to learn who and what they were. Would it be believed, that they advised him to strike off every good ...

... QUESTION. WHAT is tbe reason that we see, la Ibis divided Nation, That Whigs with Radicals agree, And Hunt for Reformation* ANSWER. THE only cause that can be giv'n, Is one tbat'f* true — then read it, They are tbe People under Heaven, Who most of any ...

... chased a magnificent border of flowers, with an appropriate inscription. Mr. Chaloner. we understand, starts for York in the Whig interest.' Cambridge University Intelligence, June 16. —Sir Wm. Browne's three gold medals for the present year were on Saturday ...

... Lordship's object seems to be to get Mr. Wilberforce to sanction this petition with his influence — as he frankly owns v The Whigs have no power whatever. Intelligence of considerable importance has reached London, by the Chesterfield packet, from the Leeward ...

... took place— The Rev. J. J Hornby wished that an equal number of newsl papers should be taken trom .lie two leading parties ot Whig an(l Tory . for example> of t} * London papers, the Courier and the Globe.— The Key. Mr. Hay thought the exclusion should be ...

... change of Minis- ters is talked of, and there is a list in circu- lation, in which all the new Ministers are takeu from the Whig party. It is rumoured, on the other hand, that the Marquis of Wei- lesley and Lord Grenvilie bave been applied to on the subject ...