... t-s'l True BlUes, as in the vanity of' their hiarts. they anticipated, they now cttomplain that the County is represented hy a Whig and a half ! - As an additiotnal proof of the incrpase of our Foreign Conimerce, the Dock Duties of Liver- pol), whicli vere ...

... to the new Parliament, the Oippositionr will not sleep at hleir post. For ourselves, we have no inordinate risih to see the Whigs in power. We beliee Vithl Mr. PITT, that no honest man can, under the prescnt system of representation, -long be ,linister ...

... and a conqueror, lie did not triumph. All felt hi goodness, acknowledged iis abilities, aod esteemed his judgmnt. He vas a 'Whig and a Reformer. He always advocated em- Mt DlY, wltlra zetleurhinent culd LIP safely oxercised'. Kc. dejr-ated, with warm ird ...

... hearts to which we *meet to pay due honour ; this is the title which we nay e hope trill long prove ?? bondl of urnion to the Whigs of It Great Briittin; a title bow much more valuable, rooes durnable end more truly glurious, than all those vait distinctions ...

... hond thus to insure defeat, .'ause two M ofther Candidates had suddenly started. One of ithein (Mr. Lamb) belonged to the Whig, party-and they were comp etent to judge whethtt the vital interests of tile* peopl~e had ever been boltily-and sincerely ...

... public attentioh. The contest itl the present election is not between a Ministerial anti an Opposition Candidatc, but l)etwcn a Whig and a kurdettite; and we shsuld rejoice in hile S1C- cess of the latter. not that wve would be undcistood to approve of all ...

... tite sate day, bettt in various towns of Westiioreliti beet c Lord Erskine Lies wvrftn 1 paamplhlet, dcelictt- otti ing tie W'higs agaitast tlhe atttles' Itnde on ihetal at ?? Westrittitster clhctioll. in;: e Melance.oly Sli'cisle.-A Colruner's Inqulest ...

... any sointd political pril,- clilcs, Mr. P irsr did indeekl mainttiin thens. How could it bc otierivite. lie vas at oac time a whig. ant it airother t itc a try. lie was fi it a reformer. and t'etn ott at ti-rfolilosr; and having therefiore veered to Iv cry ...

... preceded this slaughter-this mter. p Aei; = nae ira of his countrymen. The country had lo-.e4 been divided into two parties-the Whigs ansia the*r ror'ics, bitt anottier party had nowarisen, sod that was tile parte of 'the People. After adverting, in animated ...

... when those pategons of loyalty bearded their political adversarias, and held them in- a st sort of subjection; but if the Whigs be true to thent . . etlves, and will steadily saipport the principles of their r c f:rofatiters, thit period is aow for ever ...

... you been unidotne ansi the Whigs been foutl consentitg? We may have been betrayed by false professors: it htave been misrepre- sented by designing lenmagogues, but the assertltio of Mr. Fox is still true--' to genuitne Whig printtipces my King ones his ...

... it down, even by legislative enactments WVithout being the tool of any, we con- fess that we are strongly attachetl to the Whig party. I We are, hmwever, as independent of them as we are of i t the Tories. OMrs is an attachment of principle. We I never ...