... electors to reject Sir Burdett a dissolution of Parliament. His lukewarmness towards the Reformers apparent coalescing wilh the Whigs during ses-' slon, and the suffering his son to old » • the gtanding army during peace are litical sins urged apainst Baronet ...

... well-earned popularity, in order? fo give uneasiness to tis friends .-- At Bristol, Colone] Baillie has been invited in the: Whig interest, to oppose Mr. Protherce; and the latter Gen- Jeman in consequence has retire.-.-Mr. Denman leclines staading a contest ...

... snccev.. The other candidates are, Mr Birch and Lord Rancliffe, Mr. Denman having declined. Mr. Birch h the decided advocate Whig principles • a> ...

... the hustings ! It must be galling, bitterly galling, to the d[fftd.nl Man of the People, to doomed to lackey the heels of a Whig ; to walk into the House Commons behind Sir S. Ronully, to be second to one of that faction he has always so contumeliously ...