... twenty- four soldiers, surrounded the house of Dalawin, in the afore- said parish, having got information that there were whigs there. They apprehended David Martin, brother to John Martin, of Dalwhairn, who dwelt there with an old woman, his mother: ...

... to the attention of tire whig- radicals-that is, of tire radicals who desire to keep in the whtigs, and ieino hunt from the polling-booth every radical who ventures to think that the desertion of prin- l cile to keep in the whigs is a sure way of giving ...

... object, not because they believe that there is no other that requires their attention, but because it is one in which tory, whig anl radical; the great capitalist, the shopkeeper, and the humblest workman, may combine without the sacrifice of any of their ...

... = I I. . .. .. . o. tfd Ilu id - d Mr. Basset stanms for Helstone, as whig candidate, in ; the place of Lord Cantaslpe, who has taken the Chil- tern Hundreds, and is in the field as tory candidate for d Lewes, to the great discomfiture of Mr. Sheriff ...

... justice; but this is a national question, involving the prospe- rity of the entire nation, and concerns all parties,, whether whig, tory, or radical; and wve call upon you to aid us by meetings and petitions, to form ONE GnAcn ePARTY, des- tined to pull ...

... party or political question; hut it affected the weal or woo of the entire community; for whether men were designated tories, whigs, radicals, or chartists, they 'were all bread-eaters, and therefore all interested in having cheap bread, i1t therefore behoved ...

... advocates of such repeal are favourable to measures for benefitting the opera- tives.-Mr. CAxRa said the radicals of Oldham were whigs at bottom, and were trying to delude the labourers. (Great uproar.) - Air. HOLLADAY observed, that because Mir. Smethurst could ...

... Campbell lost his for Dudley. There must be a clearer line of demarcation between whig and tory than exists at present, to insure the 1 cordial support of the former. If the whig candidate, like Lord John Russell, is opposed to extension of the suffrage, to ...

... instruct all the con- t stituents of all the members of the House of Commons, and render it almost impossible that any man, be he whig ortory, should be returned unless he were pledged to total repeal. He had a word to say on what had fallen from Mr. Baring ...

... Point of the repeal of the corn law; bat, cvii with the coufession Of the advantage s of this Itoh:ittion which allows tory, whig, and radicai cor- diaiv to tute til Otlt ?? cause, tlherc is a very strtung desire to add to tlhe present single object of ...

... wais sent doenn iii shoals to bribe the electors. asd also to estalulish newspapers for the advocacy and encouraemiient of Whig-politics, such as ?? Cheshire Refo seer and tie M1ser/lester Times, both under the especial patronage of onl cof the Secretaries ...

... that hereafter they would recognise none as enemies, were they ultra-tory or moderate Whig, who were for the repeal of the bread- tax, and none as friends, were they whig-radical, or ultra-radical, who were against it; and -when the oppor- tlunity was offered ...