... Lord John Russell, who has lately returned from the Continent, intends to ofl'er himself Candidate for Westminster, on the Whig and Burdett interest. Sir Murray Maxwell’s health so much impaired, that his friends, it is said, have advised him not to undergo ...

... and three Candidates, it is said, are to have their various support. The Ministerialists are for Sir M. Maxwell; while the Whigs name the Hon. Douglas Kinnaird and Lord Russell. ‘Mr. Hunt asserts, he stands upon bis own bottom, and sticks to bis old text ...

... Admiralty, has any such intention. In consequence of the defeat of the last Ministerial Candidate, it is expected that the Whig Candidate will walk over the course. Sir Murray Maxwell’s health, it is said, is bad, that he is not enabled to undergo the ...

... is arrived in town to attend his noble brother. It is rumoured that a Gentleman of unquestionable talents is to start on the Whig interest as Candidate for Westminster, who is the staunch friend of Parliamentary Reform, but by no means an advovate for Universal ...

... an event will of course appear in the Gazette. It is in contemplation, we understand, to propose Candidate, supported by the Whig interest, to fill the present vacancy for the City of Westminster, the memory of whose father will give him strong claims on ...

... Alderman must recollect that he also might charged with dereliction of political principle, for he had alternately supported a Whig and Tory Administration, which Mr. Baker now explained, by saying, he considered it proper to support the Government so long ...

... sumptuous dinner is lobe given at the Freemasons' Tavern, at which Mr. to preside as the leader of the Opposition. All the Whig Member* both Houses of Parliament will attend. Bank Slock rose Tuesday fonr per cent. consent of the Minister to submit the ...

... the miss is That every oflicer was not slain. That ran that day, and was not ta’en, Efthct flying from, or to Dumblaln; When Whig and Tort, in their fury. Strove for glory, to our sorrow The sad story- Hush is.” the small force our hero had with him, could ...

... supporter of Whig principlesthose principles which Mr. Fox and other eminent individuals had maintained. The Hon. Baronet had reproached him, because he was Whig-tor his part, considered the observation to & panegyric—since amongst the Whigs ol England ...

... modern Whig a covered Courtier. That Gentleman had gloried in being Whig. A Slut in Shakespcar said, i ...

... answered by Mr. Hobhouse, who said, that in spite of alt the arts of the Whig Candidate, the People were certain of triumph. He produced a paper, which, he said, bad been issued from the Whig Committee-room, and which contained falsehoods of the grossest nature ...

... his integrity. He compared the Whig Candidate to the sheep’s head that had been just brought about, with one side white, the other black. He did not know what to compare a Whig in place to, except a Tory out place. A Whig-kad been,.even at the period of ...