... uearly completed ; and the workmen bad on tbat day made preparations for nailing down the floor of a large room, iv the western whig of the mansion, by hunting ihe shavings, t .c in a chimney, the construction of which seems uot to have been properly attended ...

... stated in the Morning Chronicle of Mon- day, that 'p large portion of the electors of Lan- caster are desirous of returning a Whig Member to Parlhnnent.--We have not seen the slightest Indication of any such desire, nor do we credit its exis tence 5 for ...

... execution of their duty. A fortnight ago we inserted a paragraph from a correspondent noticing as improbable the rumour that a Whig candidate would he pro- posed for this Borough, at the next general elec- tion. The editor of The Kendal Chronicle has thought ...

... forward has been rejected— Preston Chronicle. The Hon. Thos. Dundas, in answer fo the requisition forwarded to him by the York Whig Club, states his readiness lo offer himself wiih M. Wyvill, Esq. as a candidate for that city at the next general election ...

... candidates wbo have, as yet, declared themselves : Lord Milton, Mr. Marshall, Mr. F. Wilson, and Mr. Duncombe. Tlie two first, Whigs; the two last, Tories. J. A. Stuart Wortley, Esq. M. P. for the county of York, in an address to his consti- tuents, dated ...

... tional Opposition. The country had long been agitated between Whig and Tory; but in his opinion there was as much difference between , the extremes of both as night and noon day ; a , moderate Whig and Tory were nearly alike, and that his opposition was not ...

... of borough re- presentation, we wonder what is ! Mr. Wil- brabam and Mr. Leycester are speaking mem- bers of tlie Cheshire Whig Club. As belonging to so patriotic a society, we wonder tbey wonld condescend to become the mere locum tenens of a Peer of ...

... Statesmen may quake, for, one mightier than 'em all, Here is determined to give them their doom. Farewell to your glories, Whig people and Tories — Your business no more is, Sir Francis Burdett ! Your patriot labours, Erposed to the neighbours, He cuts ...

... pres nted himself, and was received with most enthusiastic cheers. At first there appeared a disposition on the part of the Whigs not to hear him, but that soon sub- sided, and he was listened to with much at- tention. With regard to the completion of this ...

... against a Whig aristocracy, the principle of which aristocracy is to employ the people as an instrument against tlie Ministers, and to form a body united in themselves against all pretensions of the people. , We think that this party, tlie Whig aristocracy ...

... virtually withdrawn Mne days previously, and lent assistance to Ir. Bell, in order to set aside Mr. Beaumont, bo is hated by the Whigs, but had formed a Million witb Mr. Liddell. Sudden Death. — Frederick Banks, employed t Mr. Greg's Factory, in this town, on ...

... Ibein with app.opraa tunes, and the evening was spent with «n hilarity and harmony. IFltig Club.— The sixth annual meeting the Whig Club of Cheshire and the auljoig-w counties was held on Tuesday week, « , Royal Hotel, in Chester. The party, mom ing lo fifty-six ...