... vacancy will be filled up in tbe conrse of a very few days. It baus.been for sorpe time past in contemplation by~ the leading Whigs. or this ecouoty (Durham) to have a Miedling on (he subjecctof Agricultural Distress and Par- Jiamentary. Reroirm; within tbese ...

... had been sub- riitte(rlt them ere ofa mnilk and water character. 'l'hey h&d keard mtuich of Whigs and 'Fories; he would give the nngetling a (dish of each. The Whig was a hypocritical 'Iory, out of place, but' who wanted to get into place, that be. iu lhis ...

... 4!-18B .S ktti~g Df.8he Ibamberof. Peers yesterday w4s ve~ry. renOkable. -Several 'Peers spoke, in .tle. , ,seske asthe Whigs migbttbavedone -in the. Chamber of peers in trihaindi a-ld ina 8 war 'undertakeqt against military nu'frr'ectidn, -thb' sovetdifnty ...

... House of Commnons did nor reform theim- t slves from within, they would be reformed from without. b Althougb he ?? was an ultra whig, he wished to pru- v ceed for a Reform founded ott the constilution-a practica1 s reform, made by the Legislature .vith a due ...

... grant fromt the Crown. It may be remembered that such property was thle source of a goodl deal of remark, as Mr. D. is in the Whig ?? interest, at fihe two last County Meetinigs held at WVells, the subject having been brought forward by Mr. Huut, &e. Mr ...

... To fle'EDITOR of the E.ETB R FLYING-POST. SIn, I raoy perbshs deem myself in politics more of a Tory than a Whig; but I trust I shall be excusedI by the con, siderate p:art of nmy opponents on the score of principle-tny deference for the sacred oracles ...

... under the Act, inasmuch as.'the articles wereot' her-own making-.. The Mafistrat' said, even supposink the faet. to be so, whig.f was trae only in part, 'till he should maintain a contrary opinion, the goods having beea' offered for-sale in a place where ...

... him ansd others of the Orange faction with a want of fidelity in the administration of tie funds of their lodges. CH ES[IIRE, WHIG CLUB.- We have heard of another most important secession frofa! this patriotic institution. At present we decline naming, hut ...

... oliitnceac ' .grea dissatisfactiop,.'thatt fvr pine~w fel otdeto ?? has deciared his intentngn to sqtand the~P611. ftIe profcssaqs Whig pjincipiealbut is .erfecklo-.satisfied with the peesent:. mleasuires of the~linistl, Mr. Jacob bartlett f t~ti't~'ec~t s 'aqd ...

... in the room of his gallant relative General Grosvenor. At Eveshiam, Sir C. Coekerwel3.. a tory. and Mr. Protheroe, Jimn., a whig, baviing coalesced, a circumstance Wvlich is tbought to be favourable to Sir Roger Gresley, tbe third candidate. Gloucester ...

... tion; but thle lion. Getit lemiati inl his fareweill atd Iress from the' host inigs didl [iot make ally such alillotion. Tile Whig hill- terests inl Ester. lia~c by thils signial triumph added aniuther li urel to their fbro%%s. WF'EY-.%vtH, JTune 23-The ...

... one of the ?? dir'gtun sage4, on Satopday. elt down near ?? New C'hunrcl, l~ary-l-h Inne, hayi bhplh its hind legs biroken, °Whig tc the sit hnji t pf the driver ! . ., ' Num~I! OF CQRtONLtRs' 1,NQUFPsTs.lN LANCASI IRI..t , f. 11't.cplIjrse tit: 6elve ...