... quarrel with the Burmese has rendered it necessary to reinforce our Indian army? Does not every one know that the efforts of the Whigs and Saints, to render our slave population in the West Indies discontented with their situation, have rendered a larger force ...

... to Sir, JAMES MACKINTOSH in Glasgow—and on the latter; another was given to Mr. HENRY BROUGHAM in Edinburgh. The Scottish Whigs attended in great numbers in feather, arid seem to have been vastly pleased with the .performance Of these two justly celebrated ...

... effectually, without descending into the details .of parish management; but we beg Our readers to remark, that this : was- a; Whig Committee, and to bear in mind, at the same time, that the _majority of the large landholders arebf.,that party, whose uniform ...

... that the precious time of HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. the Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow—the acknowledged Leader of the Whigs, and the first politician of the age, alike qualified to guide the vessel of the State in the calm sea of peace, or to Ride ...