... would betjr his testimony, as far as an individual could do, that he ?? he had been perfectly impartial, and that neither tory, whig, nor radical had ever seen the slightest party feeling mani- fested by the Town Clerk. But he (Mr. Rhodes) was sure that if ...

... and Commons ; but the thing has been transformed, and there s a new spirit in the old body. The speculations of the reforming Whig noblemen and gentlemen of the close of last century are now realized facts ; their political Utopia has been our political ...

... the Sovereign was graciously pleased to exercise this function of Regal power and dignity. A few year* ago, when successive Whig and Tory Governments were much blamed for jobbing in Commissions of Inquiry, the to show how touch more might done investigations ...

... the Change ' 0 inmust be both of a politiel aiid boeia nature. A mnere political cbann, evould.not do; the strife of tho' Whigs aiad Free TrOI'& si a'sn I attempt to. rian;', . 5tairrths.spr6ptibsl tli~utibns' of 'the: dountfy, ' ;whilst the iftdlcals6':and ...

... ! .Thoughithusgeonded to desperation, they used not 'a word more violent nor adopted an attitutde--more menacing than the Whigs themselves did In the year . 1i. Turn to N~o. 2 of the .nerucgor-read in thefirst lcolumn of the sixth pago thereof the language ...

... He repeated, the change must be both of a political and soolal'natske. A mere political change would lno do;he alri b A' Whigs ?? Traders was an ?? fflu5 tain the propertied'.. tstitutions- .efaithe: . ontry, whilst the Rasils End Proltaians 't3tialed ...

... present house, to turn the balance between whigs and democrats, and will only vote for the candidate of the party that gives in to their terms. Most probably the matter will end in a coalition between sections of the Whig and democratic parties, to resist the ...

... tioni of marching to London if necessary? *. W~hat, l oot was the conduct of 'Williaiims and Sharp in coin- parison wvith the Whig letterS written 'to' a eritain geaeral-of iiceredireceiig him to be 'in readhesgs- toe head a rebellion in ease of need ? ]4ut ...

... efcet a ?? Qh)Dge, 01 both political and social. He -repe>bd, 4b .bi* must be both of a political and : ,sOecial'hznte.'a : Whigs all diceerdr : tna the ?? sf'the .sountjry, wbI hilt tho~f~e-B s n SPrlItardus--:s tru*2l'- - rescue themselves from ie.lm ...

... Friday the 4th ibs,, which is signed by Lords Brabazon, Militown, Gormanstown, Longford, and St. Lawrence, and by the gentry, Whig and Conservative, to a consider- able extent. A challenge has recently been offered to thre Marquis of Dowvnshire, to test ...

... Ito sonny, nu emolument in it, i.e very well whether i.e would tats so sinus to have it. He did not tore whether candidate a Whig or a Tory; be we, no iectaroin, no party man. and he sever would And be would enure the 'rosin Clerk that in slate of he frowns ...

... names, Iwill sheow you the valu that, was set upon me. The Honourable Mr. Stanle j, now Lord l~disbur7,r was then ?? to the Whigs. HIe met me ti( thedoorway ' f nthe House, and said-Mr. O'Con- nor, the Government intends to adopt the usual praticein yourease ...