... as by those who had a majority in the Council Chamiber, but still they could like the balance of power re- dressed. Hence Whig and Tory were to be pitted against each other in each ward. As the time for talk passed away, and the season for action arrived ...

... Gentlemen,-Would you kindly ast in putting down those frivolous attcks on te ?? of ran of business-whether these attacks be made by Whig or Tory agency-that are now going on in the court of fiesevdngbarrister ? The greater part of tbin morning I have been obliged ...

... wildly exclaimed, .0O Lord, Lord, and passcdinte thepresenco of his Judge.-Arinegh TaE MORtALITY OF REVIVAnisam.-The Nrlsherw Whig produces some curious facts, fortified by dull and plodding statistics, to disprove the allegation of the Revivalists, that ...

... aE plc uenqwyihrej .Brlberycan onlybe P. oa don pac wh everybody knowa very- body; .here the lnfiuenltai mzan among the.Whigs c or Torlep knowi every humble voter within the reach ot of te'mptat oh. Mr. W. H. C.oK, the: eminent th4 birristerron the ...

... iat onice, for hea -telsus ,,tIIAt ?? people are es deemndt ra hmalwt seni~prlty,1 andi at th~atwhile Itshal avail the, Whigs nothing that they adinit th toin holice to a~ share of place'and patronage, so isei. rs thrsal it~A proft the To'rie'sth-a'ttliey ...

... afterwards ssid he could have £20 from the other side, and must break off his bargain with me, but he would rather vote for the Whigs for £10 than for the Tories for £20, and I gave him the £10. Three bad lots, as Harry Jacobs called them, wanted £15 a man; ...

... The bribery atin of ?? had been nsaun~recdened; it showed that th ywere at theirlast gasp; Coneratiesthen-beaten them,the Whig ?? been. annihilated.,-'(Applauise.)But, *e3x- ?? arty were not In power, they had ofn ?? eetgvrmnwhc we wof ofryun fciu p ...

... people of Ireland. To your ministry more than any other they have not a parbiole of attachment. With the principles of the Whigs-if they happen to be burdened with rinoiples-tbey have no more sympathy than with those of the Tories * nor with the latter ...

... Commons in oommijunioation maio withthe, late lamented Mr. Coppookr I then suspected qua s bribery was afloat. I said the Whigs are bribing like ariej 4 anything. Let uslbe pure, and secure the seat. About the BBn2 'Wednesday or Thursdav before the poll ...