... ofiol]ocal influence whatever, except that he was sup- ported by the fansiy influence of Sir Henry 'Seale, who, fornerly . a W\hig, had recentlyjbecomce a warm supporter of Lord Derby's Government. One striking feature - of the influence sought to be exerted ...

... abase Oligarchy.; -and that the Act, falsely called. ttle The Reform Act, shall in' like manner he repealed as a une modern Whig Shamit and Tmposture. for ' The Aristocracy abolished. ide. . III., And belit further enacted, 'Xhat John Bright shall ha ace ...

... C611sus, esomNEdi: What then wereo'yottr politicol iie'we? ame Sir JIk~sc GnAsNAic: I entered Parliament as an independent the : Whig. - Isi ?? in82yp 189 CucEs- COaMISisIONEn:Ii atthti 80yu expreased C your. readisiesa to assist the Duke-, of WellingtonL hin ...

... never electrical in its use of the mezitel sac procssess, howbeit, after a slight effort of the reasoning well faculty, the Whig-Radical integronts of that race gener- Ex ally arrife at the conclusion that 2-pine 2-are equal to Bit 4-and they sometimes ...

... ; but- it is qut la htt~e let' ., ?? s pay irho flancy they have tha genius forcn a ?? 5 deal; Rii IgiPksCdnsers6Vaos and Whigs,'Cbucvnr ai hs bic i'tthe tere, have haased'theirc'salto ?? dysak ons ad ye aen't yet arrived at Suc a~yindy.TeRdclt :a dS ...

... Barnstaple spring the Chisitnmas i holidays, to consult with'them on the best means to be t adopted to resist the attacks of the whig party. who have I petitioned Parliament ,agatist the return ,of .botb. theI Members. for the Bbrough. Sir William Frser Is ...

... Disraeli educated his party by means Of the Opposition, and w Radical electors were now educating their leaders. If le the feev Whigs and Radicals whe had proved traitors to v the great Liberal cause only repented in sackcloth and a e ashes and owmn back huatbly ...

... snec-h rsnro the othiu.onilf . -: ?? His Lordship (addreesiog-the-priseneirsudh- had h -boonguiIty, iof a meet wicked frastdj..whig he biO, no doubt, exteueively ?? before.,he same' to 7txetelr; The offened involv~ed a !moralguilt f&eisbryiod ?? c~Mli1tte4'*ey' ...

... can be satisfied with the explanation of Lord' PAEEISTON, on Tlhursday last. It may suit 'the purpose of a portion of the whig-radical press to Ospak of the evasion and subtleties of the noble. Eoreign Secretary as a complete vindication ; but we are ...

... tea',l truth, the eiiltahiaoail truthi, :2i ii ililiiiee' toil ititt vnetti, thtt the living c 6 i'.t ~ l, ( iii Valititv Fair-Whig acid till WhVlig fe, Wh' ' ig i1r ?? %~eroto~ beshielded freim the cii t i-~yti ) tciiilie Franchise P ?? of oil.l, 1, Ccrted ...

... ;ihold be gladl to sell, if a theys don't make above half a clown or three Shiulings I should g be glad. 'This is the Great Whig Chsanpion, sehoe last year invited the li seci'eteries of clubs to throw in fonds froin their stock to foiri a I baking leagues; ...

... themselves. The animosities Of England and Scotland centred for a time on the disputed authenticity ' of the poems of Ossian, and Whig and Tory never b encountered each other more fiercely than on the ap- tt parently collateral question raised by the frailties ...