... seen in the possession of a Whig. I ...

... powerful influence of the Very Rer. Dr. Coyne, the Whig candidate Buffered a defeat, and the s'. Repeal courert has carried tho day. The numbers at the close were— M’Tatieh (Repealer) U’CuUogh (Whig) . DUNGARVAN. Mr. Shell h&t triumphed over hit Repeal ...

... interact, in the room of Ctptain Howard. Ther - has been rumour of member of >ble Whig family intending to contest the borengh, and, considering the iuflueoce of several Whig families in the borough and hundreds, it seems hardly probable that the sentation ...

... tariff State, the Whigs generally believe that Mr. Clay will carry it in November. Georgia has 10 electors. The State is claimed by both parties, but the prospects are highly favourable to the Whigs, and it may be considered a Whig State. Ohio has 21 ...

... GEORGE I. In'the year 1715 the fifth Parliament of Great Britain assembled. The Whigs in power. The Earl of Hartford proposed, and Lord Finch seconded, Spenser Compton as Speaker, and he was elected unanimously. In the year 1722, the sixth Parliament ...

... TO IDI'TOR. -- 111e,—The el the signed' • Whig in mho** the sill men* to *e Pwramo 1 4 the in elf the law witie the nail applieslieu au be the first the Court of Cheneery. Sat in this maker the officers of the Court of Obeneerg would be Is the are pasition ...

... at such portent?. They are grave probabilities. The Whigs for two centuries have been great dealers in coups d’etat. They are the natural consequences of the Parliamentary policy, that permits the Whigs simultaneously carry on the government Conservative ...

... inclined to Sir Thomas (the Whigs were then in power), but Mr. Harley was elected a majority of voices. QUEEN ANNE. In the first Parliament of Queen Anne the Tories in the House of Commons were at least double the number of the Whigs. Mr. Harley was elected ...

... recognize some vestige of truth in the land, he appeals to all persons, except the Whigs and Tories,” in which his praise is as indiscriminate as his blame, and he only escapes Whigs and Tories to get into still more questionable company. The censure is virtually ...

... , of the means which the Whigs have saved themselves from being soundly thrashed in the boroughs, as they have been, and n ill bo, in the counties. In the latter, happily, has little scope; and hence shall find very few Whigs among the county representatives ...

... majority in favour of this unconstitutional and penal enactment, which may be seen as under IN TH MAJORITY. 142 Whigs Conservatives Majority of Whigs ...

... father’s death he openly came forward as a Tory. And let it be recollected that at this period the Whigs were in power, and the young Mr. Aytoun from Whig connexions and high talents was perfectly sure of rapid promotion had he adopted hb father's opinions ...