... the toasts which have osnally been drank on these occasions ; and tbe next toast is one which, by some means or other, tbe Whigs bave appro- printed to themselves, and which they are in tbe habit of giving. I am qnite sure that we are as much desirous ...

... doing the same thing in England, we believe that they would avail themselves of it, and that it is not the Speeches of the' Whigs or Radicals, of Eng- land, that would deter them fiom attempting the same game that they have played in these countries, but ...

... lion, wilh commissions of lieute- nancy, and of lunacy for what 1 ken, lo pnt dowu i' the Whigs aud Covenanters iv Ihe country. Wild waik they made of it; for the Whigs were as dour, as ihe Cavaliers were fierce, and it was which should first tire the other ...

... Branch of the British Catholic Metropolitan Associa- tion. Tbe meeting was numerous and respec- table. Ou Monday last, tbe Whig Club of Cheshire and tbe adjacent counties beld tbeir fourth anniversary meeting, at tbe Royal Hotel, Chester, Sir J. T. Stanley ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The following is a copy of tbe Declaration which was unanimously adopted by tbe Cheshire Whig dab, at their late meeting:— * DECLARATION. _rs Association wo* formed to foster aad om_i_m tbe prnsoiples of Ihe glorioas Revolution of ...

... apponcnts have been sneering at us, and telling us the Country would be ruined. But the reason of our prosperity, say the Whigs, is this, 'That we have adopted their principles.' This. Gentle, men, is a common way of penons who have been defeated and ...

... LORD BEL-RAVE AND THE CHE- SHIRE WHIG CLUB. (From the Chester Chronicle.) Sir, — I have received Ibe communication yon were good enough to forward to me on Ibe subject of t_ annual meeting or the Cheshire Whig Club on Monday nexl, and I feel myself called ...

... remains— not a sorrow to fling lis dark shade o'er our mirth as we drink to the Kino ! Four times voir for the Kino! and let Whigs with their sneers Drink tbeir Sovereign in silence— (themselves with three cheers!*) Let them drink and be dnmb !— vi will ...

... often promised what she would do through drink and jealousy. — Witness examined a halting-frame in the cellar on tbe folio whig day : there appeared to be same cord, about a yard aud a quarter iv length, missing from it. Mary Broughtou stated that she ...

... son. Lord Morpeth, who long occupied a seat iv the lions* pf Commons as a member for Cumberland* and held office with the Whigs in 1805. — -Times. He who confines himself to his real neces- sities, is wiser, richer, and more contented, than all uf us ...

... At a late trial iv Scotland arising out of com- binations, tbe Judge, (Lord Gillies) one of tbe most strenuous of Scottish Whigs, expressed him- self thus— lt is lamentable lo think of Ihe extent to which these combination committees have carried their ...

... ult. were received ; but their contents relate merely to local affairs. DINNER OF THE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. Ou Monday week, the anniversary dinner of the Whig Club of Cheshire, and the adjacent counties, took place at the Royal Hotel, Chester, (George Phillips ...