... pla'ee—the numberi Whig 218 for, - a& 123 against the motion; leaving ,a majority of 155 in favour of the mea:sure proposed by Ministers. That the simple • qtiestion, 'Whether or not such a bill might be brought in, s.hould have occupied four. nights ...

... (Cheers.) - Several other toasts were given, .such-as Mr. Tollett and -the Whigs-of Staffordshire-- the Founders of the Club and the Whigs of Chester— Mr. G. Phillips and the Whigs of .Laricashire— May the Liberties of MoUern recover the glories of ...

... sworn in :adras and atched for anclerson , ; ), Captain 'he Scotch nmemora; Whigs of seems who cornlinent barsupporto(l Mr, Jeff- most doamiable bf the party, .m, dwellin the reie Duke Of ks. In the is exertions alluded to, last Sunday tholie Assort ...

... COURIER is incorporated with this Paper. LONDON:-SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1825. THE SCOTCH WHIGS. It is really amusing to peruse the speeches of our modern Athenian Whigs at the dinner given to Mr. Brougham at Edinburgh last Tuesday week, and no less so to ...

... and a brig, together with two or three transports conveying troops to Mexico. The much talked of meeting of the Northern Whigs took place on Monday last, but it does not appear that this brilliant constellatron of talent and patriotism—this ur.sa major ...

... ely unfits him for the avowed lead among the council or the Saints, as it did 'Whitbread for a seat in the cabinet of the Whigs—pretty nearly as much Saints as the proud possessors of the -titlein all likelihood, harangue himself into the public belief ...

... nature, that no feelings either of a religious or political description were mingled with the business of the day, but that both Whig and Tory, Papist and Protestant, contributed freely to relieve the distress of their fellow men. ...

... bewildered him, for we find this leader of the Whigs making it a special and aggravated charge against His Royal Highness, that he, a Member of the House which was raised to the Throne by the glorious Whig Revolution of 1688, should 104_ , guilty of the ...

... dinner.--Mr. Howard, son of Lord Morpeth, it is reported, will stand for Yorkshire at the ensuing-, general election, on the Whig interest, and a Mr. Booth, late, High Sheriff, on that of the Torics.--It is rumoured that.tlie:' ' Right lion. Sir Charles ...

... national industry. We might here, without wandering from the subject, advert to the diametrically opposite policy which the Whigs, when in power, wished to pursue as respects this very article—not only did they maintain the prohibitory duty upon iron imported ...

... ns, whether of Catholics or Protestant, we cannot help feeling some' surprise at the impudence or ignorance of some of the Whig advocates for Catholic emancipation, who attempt to shift the blame from their own shoulders to those of their political a ...

... for the present Session, and if Ministers hold on their way, we apprehend that the present will be the last season of Ole Whigs. This, ti ough a sore grievance for them, is a very light matter for the public. • The great West India question—that question ...