... electors under the respective tiers of Lord Mostyn (Whig), and Sir W. M. Wynn (*rimy). The former, with thr aid such voters as are liberal and independent, has generally ii. e„ suree . atul ; but the present Whig member, with the wawa of self-preservation, votes ...

... time it was made, nor has be since, We advert to these facts with reluctance, be. came we respect on many points the great Whig leader : but we wish him to retain his consistency and probity intact, and not give to the factions by whom he is opposed and ...

... be doubtfal. We hope that it is a fact. Different causes are assigned. A split has been alleged between the Pee tea and the Whigs relative to Mr. Roebuck's committee of inquiry. This is likely enough : for such men as those who have seceded from the cabinet ...

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... - orations which they bad proved themselves the most miserable bunglers. Formerly there used to be two great parties, the Whigs and Tories, who by tacit consent banded over power from one to the other, taking very good ear. to retain it between themselves ...

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