... contest for the county of Northumber7 land, as certain influential families are understood to have to throw out the present Whig member. One of the gentlemen represents this town in Parliament is even mentioned as likely in such an event to offer himself ...

... BELGRAVE AND THE CHESHIRE WHIa CLUB. [The following letter of his Lordship contains a' sort of declarslion that he is no longer a Whig: at all events, he must be a very milk-anthwater-one, to have been frightened by the declaration r lately - put tbrth . by ...

... considerable difference of opinion existed amongst the leading Whigs respecting the . Declaration of Principles which lately appeared in the papers as the official declaration of the northern Whigs. It appears there did occur some slight differences of opinion ...

... Sir Js lll D ig however, did not arrive till half-past seven, and was onlyl l ei tt to remain a few minutes. All the usual Whig Toasts given with applause, and the speeches (some of them charac t ',4 ised with a considerable spice of virulence as times ...

... Courier.] The Scotch Papers ofTuesday, contain an account of the cornmemmoratioo ofMr. Fox's birth-day, on Monday, by the Whigs or that part of the Empire. The muster on the occatlon seems to have been very considerable, and the persons who composed it ...

... t number of other .s Croupier. The had been taken Lttend dinner, but ialf an hour; Sir Jar ll l o seven, and was only ,ual Whig Toasts (some of them charac, , i dence as times go) 4 ,, e it )ns, in a very enthusi* , )ut 12 o'clock. Cong r ij not publicly ...

... live the King, the nation's pride and glory; Bless'd be the day which gave our monarch birth; Hush'd be the jarring betwixt Whig and Tory, Let love and peace now reign o'er the earth. Long live the King! Long live the King I Long live the King! Long live ...

... sounding pratings about Blackstone and Lord Kenya° , of whose writings and decisions both he and his Nob Patron at the Cheshire Whig Club exhibit a very iniperfac t knowledge, perhaps we might add an absolute and entire .ignorance. Alluding to the expulsion ...

... being decidedly a domestic man, he should be happy to rear from the turmoil of public life; and if any Gentleman, of staunch Whig principles, would offer himself as a candidate to the electors of Norfolk, he should have his decided support: but rather than ...

... of subscribers most unquestionably Mngs the Devon Whig Club, which has sent Ten Pounds. 'hig however, is naturally a silly mortal. Perhaps, bowitr, it only a hoax upon that celebrated Society; or Whig t leiPles must be totally changed since 168 S, as ...

... into which they intrude not—cannot derogate from this,principle of our political preference. We will admit that, among the Whigs—for so we would still fondly call them---there may be found some, whose only form of precedence, if they. dared to embody it ...

... gave notic kids, making the ni no7 ig the subscribers, have contributed th ho _ itei tY• To the latter el 7,1 1 gs the Devon whig, however, is n. it i s on ly a hoax u I leiples must be total which then filo ( ttleignty incompatibl• enacted all the sev ...