... utii.erand Sir John Buri.ir Warren, in the early period ..t the war, arc tn the recollec- tion ol every perfon. Tuefday the Whig Club dine J at the Crown and Anchor tavern, Lord Holland in theL'hair. «' ...

... conveyin'ig tipon the Canals and ?? he.ftlrd- of ffire Potteries; and whrreafr udtlent bezlets, t . ?? or glient .le, bytihw' Whig 'h DVoptxard, are madpo'f ihe WArgojoF'ravf t ?'yatt-eh' 'entrtitied With hetCare' tbe'r~ro tdieiih ffaeb ties. - -N QT1C&JS ...

... AUCTION, )n At the Rutlaind Arms Inn-, ?? Ntonday ~leIgN day of DecesrnJer-isstaist, at 4 u-loek InI the aft~rr il . U the iolu~whig Lots, and subject tQ 5Uetsodalq ivili be th~en produced j ?? 1. idA Newly Erected Sashed, DWELLING Hjots it A situated Iin ...

... Ilitticul i appears to mi E to be to ,eep alive f sirit oi' ftostilitv in tfie 0I1611y) by tjie .designation of jile. terms of Whigs and Tories On the patt of the latter, I believe i can vrith trutli say, there is no spirit, no feeliig, Io aninjosity of a ...

... iranees5. ill be admitted at reasonable premiums, Justly propordionet to ?? nature .and extent of the respective maladies under whig they ' labour. . - t These 6bjecss maj be'effected at the shortest notie pbo' ible(. as tables have been caiculeated for llifferent ...

... -V. Chapters on Churchyards, Chap. 16, Andrew Cleaves, concluded.-VI. Connor M'Glohglin. A Tale of the Lower Shannon.o.-V11. Whig retrenchment, and Plan for the Reduction of the National DebtVII L The Ninth Report on Education in Ireland.-IX. Lord Byron ...

... an'swer to your enquiry, I beg to deny ?? ;.IL having stated thatyou had been put forward by the llule of' Devonshire and the Whig party to dlivide the Tory intere~t tf this County, or for any purpose at 411; 'or h1aving ever made an observation to that ...

... associate for the e above laudable purposesn; which are not directed exclusively to promote tle views andiprinciples ither of Whig or Tory, t but which will havea tendency to establish in the minds of d men correct notions in regard to the proper exercise ...

... frosts either of them, assd T jtsdge of mess by their rtprinciples and conduct, without regarding wselther thsey are called Whigs or Tories. In my opsinion, neither of those raparties is entitled to publhic confidence, or ought to be en- in trtusted wish ...

... a ruinous expense. Admissioh to his lecture, lie said, rn ight be obtained by radicals for three. rs, pence each, but that whigs and tories must pay six-pence m- each: and the fuitds, after paying the immediate expenses, would go to defray those which ...

... like that before us, so simple in its details, and k so distinct in its arrangements, must prove highly useful.- Northern Whig. d In the hands of a book making Doctor, the contents of i. this useful publication would have been spun orza to a 15s. ...

... Useful Knoweledge in Commerce and Politics, and a A couYe to Corporation Robbery. se In its Political opinions it is neither Whig, Tory, nor w ; It is the advocate of the millions, viz. the MtID ALCRG !nd IVontrN CLASSES ;it is the defender of the C Bees ...