... 1900 votes, and the losers may poll upwards of 1800; consequently the con- fidence is great in favour of the success of the Whig Candidates. PRESTON,; MARCaH I..-Horrocks, 777-Ilornby, 770-Wil-, liams, 765-Hunt, 761. BEnas, MIARCH 16.-Nevihle, 769-Clas ...

... lievolutitbn ?? would nut have a ra g to cover their nakedness 'lhcy-ricollected being. told at the conclusion that the nanme of Whig was herome aby word and a reproacli;- but in the pts'sent election hie thoaught pro- per to tulogize them, and to hold out ...

... that in twenty or thirty places the good sense and spirit of the constituent body bad returned men truly independent, of known Whig principles, and who had voluntarily declared their determnination to oppose the sysiteimwbiich had brought the nation to its ...

... doctrine of Universal Suffrage and Annual Parliaments has spread more widely over the inha- bitants of Westminster, than either Whigs or Tories were dis- posed to admit. A uniform rise in the exchanges has taken place durinw the last asizeeks, which has produced ...

... independent and patriotic Representatives. The Election for the Coonty of Renfrew has terminated in the re-election of the Whig Candi ladt, Mr. I.uTWZUn, notwith- standing the ntmnost exertions of the Treasury, who sent oste of their bodv (Mr. HoLuEs) ...

... celebration throughoutshepihetogtima first a niere Whig, likely 'to nav say edrif i at dictated.' Upon furtiter iri'~sr~ed nouatihoeeh found this young gentleman a Whil of tbe rihsotaell indepeiident Whig, whb was deternained to flo h ~ial of his illustrious ...

... come down 50 per cent. ! Was ever such nonsense committed to paper? Last Dissolution we said, the Ministers had lost and the Whigs gained SO; and so P it turned out-the force of the Opposition proved to have > gained still more than we had said. Now, we ...

... can the nauseous paragraphs which appear in these Papers be attri- buted? I will not (as they are fond of doing towards the Whigs) say that tdey have an Interest it swelling the numbers of the discontented, hut I will give the Editors the best credit to ...

... issue, I never, though soliciting it with all humility, have ever yet been able to obtain- from any Ile. former, Radical, or Whig. -. The Radical Reformer, indeed, to do him justice, Is not I bound to furnish. me with an answer to this question, because ...

... a few'remarks. ~ ' s As Lord Chatham and Bishop Watson have justly observed, e thq grand characterisoic difference between* Whig and Tory, is r precisely tlhht which exists between truth and falsehood, be- t tween sense and nonsense: and it Is not therefore ...

... of tliberty, to find these principles widely spread amiongst the Re- tformers. I must tell you, Gentlemen,' nay father is a Whig, a minister of the Gospel, and from the Wigs I learnt my poli- -iice.- I have, Ge ntlemren, a volume .written by the Rev. Robert ...

... Spies in any case could never be rationally deprecated. Such employment could not, indeed, be consistently opposed by those Whigs who recollected the boast of Sir Robert Walpole, that the Pretender never received a' dispatch with the contents of which he ...