... been discovered likely to lead to the apprehensions of the offender. Chlts~lire Mhi~q (C(sit ?? Seventh Annual Meeting of thle Whig Club of Cheshire aind the adjacent couanties, was held c. on Tuesday at the RoyalI liotel, C;h1&6e It was very nuiner- nS ously ...

... Peel's declaration. I will say the manifesto appears to me, from one end of It to the other, to contain sound constitutional Whig doc- trines. It breathes that spirit of Reform without the fear of innovation, which was the bugbear of a few years ago-it ...

... Pluralities Bill, inuoduced by the Arch. bishop of Canterbury to remedy the evils so long and so 0 4oudly complained of by the W.higs and Radicals, after hav. ing passed the Lords, was abandoned in committee by Lord John Russell to please Mr. Hume. The Church ...

... The beginning of my injuries originated with the Whigs. I It was by a Whig governor-general that all India, as well as t myself, was deluded by false promises, made only to be I broken it was by a Whig member of council that I was s banished without trial ...

... so long as things remain in this state the vital questions advocated by them may, and will, be very safely discarded. The whig government began with a majority in the Commons of 200 members, which has gradually decreased-becoming fine by degrees and ...

... , hiow a of Tinsm, liesiicit Em1,`CTI0N.-NVC have now before us Bril thle statemnents which prove miost forcibly what the Whigs 'I Ved mean by 1 purity of election. We ase in possession of of I t a the names (if lilisoas to whom 201., 301., and 401. ...

... subsequentlyeenforced the necessity of them in conferences with the leaders of the people.' d - Such is the man whom the Whig ministers have ele- t- yated to the magisterial bench, as ' likely to promote the cscause of peace and good order at Birmingham ...

... bepytie, Mr. Edwards, the other piatron, being a Catholic thn and the Bishop lias bestowed it upon tie Rev. E. J. Todd, na a Whig gentleman, totally utnknown to his lordship, Vatid thi whose reconmmendationi for cthe preferisent was (lie faith- e fad atcd ...

... Parliamentary life. c Active preparations are in consequence being made to si of supply his place in the House of Commons. The Whig- li Radicals at first thought of invitiang Mr. Ifumne, but at last they decided upon inviting Mr. Sturge (a Quaker), d of the ...

... selecting bishops I'rons each University alternately has been abandoned, l and gives the following summnary :-In 1836, the Whigs diep oied of five bishopriciss, viz. Psirnass. ?? Dr. 3Malthy . ?? Cambridge. Chiehestec .. Dr. Otter . ?? Cambridge ?? Ely ...

... thinik that, like prudent pedestrians, they will not -go out eot long as the present rain Inasts. Excnm.iENaT ADvICE.-A certain Whig Editor, in a leading article, last week, gives the following advice:- If you want men who will stick to the divisions, elect ...

... Peers. Sir. Trottor has ?? tise inv'itatiois, and will become a catodidate. 'We stated that Air. Fortescess, of Ilavensdule (Whig- 1 Rtadical), would offer himself for Loasth, ito the room of l M1r. Chester, teho is anxiocs lto reeiee frotm ill health. ...