... amended Address, which was seconded by J. R. Lloyd, Esq. justifying the conduct of Ministers, and depu erasing the return of the Whigs to power; and recommended a modified Property 'fax. (These two gentlemen received a most patient hearing.) John Gwynne, Esq ...

... right pod-will shy simple takes. had Mos largh aed wrestle too, 1 with roe wagon, To as wily Thy •fteeskiedeess ensiles. Ti. se Whig rase, as ihyself. Aad sew -ere,* thy treasures I'd part worldly pelf To sate opals thy pleasure. Kat yet for all thy weer, ...

... interfered, without any solicit from, ts Comm cation with, Mr. Hiint. Sir Rosert hrou' matter before the House of Commons. mist:Whig Mr. Hunt, who has, in a letter to a fr end in Londor , expressed himself highly pleased gra!ifi•!d unlooked lot kind Interference ...

... Poem was given, Mr. Jones returned thanks, in a very neat speech, and the ode was recited by the Rev. I). Williams, of Ystrad Whig, in a very impressive manner. Mr. K. Jones, Bard to the King, performed exquistirly ott the harp, and Master Smith (the ambical ...

... Davies. Llsadovery navies, u m p e spe Thomas. Merthyr .• . • Dyke. Briton Duels. Aberystesith Soles Bowes. Cos. !key &Whig aid BLACKING, Prepersd by aiedecd4.l,44 xi. STRAND, • sold in every Town Is the Kingdom. ID. la Battles 64.164. sta. mid ise ...

... administration were steeling he question through the house at an early hour, and when many of Whigs were absent. The house was about to ,divide, when one of the Whig members seeing a majority in favour of the house of .Stuart, exclaimed that the wls9le was ...

... times Meet. Sir W. Paxton, with Wes times three. .1. 11. Allen, Eva. M. P. s• Sir W. %V. W) ono, M. P . ' The Independent Whigs of Wales. Mr. firmigham. Mr. Mime. Captain Campbell, IL N. with three times Wu. Mr. Denman. Cot. Hughes. Tregfb ...

... his present servants and the leoders of Cons•itutional Opposition; and with such complete success, that all the Grenvilie Whigs, as they are called, have professed their willingness to co-operate in cart; ing on the Government upon the prinsiples puofsscd ...

... unforeseen does not occur; and the Grenville party, like Mahomet's coffin, will continue suspended between the Tories and the Whigs, without either being very anxious for the support of such vacillating politicians. IRELAN 0. 1 -Our intelligence received ...

... you take to he the diffeeence between a Whig and a Tory ? Pleasa your Majesty, replied the minister, I conceive the difference to be merely nominal—the Tories are Whigs when they want places, and the Whigs are Tories when they base got them. BUMIRTI ...

... to the Vice Chancellor, who threw them into a small box wilt a slit in the cower, jest large enough to admit the paper. The Whig interest was divided by site circumstance that Lord Hervey. who had started long . before Mr. Scarlett, was related to several ...

... . '•• The parties entettained .by his Majesty at the Pseillinn, at Brighton are aithemit any legaol to aililkal fl.cling. Whigs and Tories mingle together, nay, the majority of the former, being troy old friends ad early associates of the King, seem to ...