... part for which he had voted. He was for Reform, and would vote for that measure- which went furthest,-wliether introduced by Whig or Tory. If, there- fore, he should not vote flr the Bill proposed by the Ministers, he hoped that it would not be put througfi ...

... majority which had been alluded to, and lie was prepared to ror deerl fairly and .justly with any borough, whether belongiog to Whigs en or Tories, which came ?? the housues. It was absurd to call ier Counrsel beoiro thom to prove at the bar what any of the ...

... from 150 to 200; the British Isles about 400; and the United States a 1,000. A CHANGE Xii NTHE BREEDs.-Fifty years ago the Whigs, werep -hex~lognds-uow they are Grey-hounds.- 2Vew Sporflegr Mkfigaziitze. t STRANGE Aets Kn~,~tin Devonshire, last week ...

... rest of it could keep my eyes open till eighte o'clock, I then went.to bed, leaving my sons to discuss the case of the Liberal Whig Prosecution.. .Thus I went on until Sunday, the Brd of July; Monday, Tuesday, .and Wednesday,' sy son' LI John spent in putting ...

... that villain Mr. l'rentice, who II4 denq;cvery. ithing to thwa their views. Bat their enemies o yet succeed in spite ofte whigs, or the villainous newspapers, or the reporters. These were but tile base tools of' as base villsains as ever existed, and ...

... Barons, not including higher titles, and that only 16 of those (exclusive of the recent new creations) have been created by the Whigs. EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCE.-TWO fdmzilies of corn have been forwarled to our office from Prestonpans, which the obliging agriculturist ...

... presetteil by the Diskesnf Wellington.- (laaug ter and amazement.) Vby, said Taylor ?? He's abetter reformer than what the whigs is ! The alriemandint wcs thtn put first by the Chairman, and lost by a large majority. The original motion was then pt and ...

... was un- tenable, for the spirit of the measure comportend with the opinli- ons of Dean Swift. The dean was no radical, no whig, but a staunch chick and thin Tory. He enumerates the whole of the oh. surdities in our political system in his time, and expressly ...

... he hailthe le sn, inh was fitr the bill, the whole bill, and no- th ],ltruit the ihill. 'Wly, lie wotil(l ask, did not the whigs jti tle railicals at once, and then they would together gitit all tbey wannted, and might defv the 21 boroughtmnon- gtns na(l ...

... who was the first Whig. v The latter finding himself a little puzzled, Dr. Johnson c tauntingly rejoined,, I see, Sir, that you are even ignorant of the head of' your own party, but I will tell.you, Sir; the Devil was the first Whig ; he was the first ...

... appears in this paper, and characterized thet as being Whig riots, with which the Radicals had neot~lsing to do, nor had they with any of the disturbances whhlh-iad taken place. They were all of Whig origin. Ache bill, he declared, he thought, and had always ...

... The character of his de- nunciationscan only be appreciated bybeing perused. He abuses the whigs as traitors to their country and enemies to the people. The whigs introduced the reform bill, which he declares will do the people no good, and, therefore, ...