... public amusements of Cheltenhamr, where he latterly resided, and as a kind friend to the poor. As ?? man he was friendly to the Whigs. He was one of ihe magistrates of the county, and oc- - casionaliv sat on the bench. The late Sir Bacciel ?? 'Brdett, Bart ...

... mised fruits of the Reform Bill, the only purpose seemed to be, on the one hand, to keep the whigs in and the tories out-and, on the other, to put the whigs out and the tories in. The contest at Walsall is irre- spective of names and party distinctions ...

... upon the Whigs and dismissed them. The years 1835 to 1837 were consumed in giving the 'Whigs another chance. The Tories found they had been premature in taking office. The country had not cooled down in its inveteracy against them: the Whigs had not yet ...

... one of the six conservatives who were left in Ashton when the Deform Bill passed ; and he also begged to observe that the Whigs had made trade so bad that the masters (in Ashton) could not pay their men. it is thought that the worthy chairman's allusions ...

... to a numerous audience, during which ho ex- pressed his determination to contioeue advocating for the charter, in spite of whig persecution and dungeons. COURT OsF REQESToSa.-As the following case, ovwheic caine before cthe Court of Requests on Tuesday- ...

... to the other side, making an obtuse angle with the line of his former course; and the rest of the squadron (the Manchester Whigs) followed his example, keeping always in the rear of each other, like a flight of Evild geese. Surprised at this strange method ...

... without a precedent in the annals of electioneering. All party names are thrown aside, and the question is not whether a Tory, a Whig, or a Radical shall be returned, but whether, in a ma- nufacturing town, the member shall be representative of its interests ...

... to go short of our length or beyond it; and we called upon the chartists to cease designating as base, bloody and brutal whigs men who would have acted with the thoroughly-honest Major Cartwright; and upon the more timidly-cautious reformers not to ...

... altogether gospel. If such be the case what an array of talent, and how important their respective occu- pations! Beware ye whig radicals, chartists, and vaga- band radical reporters, lir if after this notice, you are not quietly ensconced in your domiciles ...

... with- drawn, w ho he had reason to believe entertained notions of starting one. Mr. L svroN raid his opinion with regard to whig, tory, and radical distinctions, in a society like that, was that they were best thrown overboard; but the licensed victuallers ...

... began to be called Jackson- men. In 1834 both kpties were baptized anew. The old Federalist4 or Wristocrats, were christened Whigs, and the Democrats (who supported Van Buren) Tories, which had be8,n regarded as a term of opprobrium ever since the revolstioln ...

... THE KIRKALDY ELECTION.-WHIG INSO- I L~ENC.E. l The proceedings at Kirkaldy show a determination on the part of the ministerial whigs to come to no accommodation with more decided ?? Fergnson's address was pretty generallsatisvactori, but a number of the ...