... and the nominator who was fortunate enough to place his there first was generally considered the victor. However, whether Whig, Tory, or Liberal, they required eqnal representation ; and the first principle to go upon was this, —so that each party might ...

... believe from our intercourse with men of various parties in asking them we speak in exclusive Tory or Conservative sense or Whig sense but that we express the grave reflections of men in tbe thinking portion of the community believe that want of accurate ...

... intercourse with men of various parties that in asking them we speak in no exclusive Tory sense, or Conservative sense, or Whig sense, but that we express the grave reflections of most men in the thinking portion of the community. believe that want of ...

... have the complaints against the withdrawal ot the transmission fully submitted the consideialion of his colleague.— Northern Whig* ...

... privileges into consideration Exchequer has colleague repeal (11114) 111 its may be rise real indirectly Mr a id colleague Whig DISPLNSAUV Week Ap:ij 1 (j Sundays Mails V and Chief Places from Carriers Loudon F- Wii Mail) l North Kn- land 30 Mail) Winthcomb ...

... sufficient to answer every expense consequent on the appointment a paid Magistrate. I ask, where are the ratepayers, they tories, whigs, or radicals, who would object to pay a rate one penny in the pound towards the salary of a competent and independent paid ...

... Cheltenham much rate of jnning in the have no provide quite sufficient to every con-Kcijin of Magistrate 1 ratepayers tones whigs radicals would object rate of uie”ieiiny in the salary Magistrate for the administration of Justice in of Let out their names ...

... who were attempting to carry this resolution were not fairly representing their constituents. He had spoken to many, both Whigs and Conservatives, on the subject, and one and all declared that it was not necessary. (Hear). They had taken away the most ...

... pleasantly The closing article the of Party” is very able review of the position the present administration the it to upon the Whig party Certainly nothing the have done themselves or could done have raised them again rapidly in public esteem the acts present ...

... is a very able review of the position of the present administration, and the damage which it has managed to inflict upon the Whig party. Certainly, nothing which the Conservatives have done themselves, or could have done, would have raised them again so ...

... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George 111. ; had known the Duchess of Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...

... patted the head George I This lady knocked at door hail been intimate with Fox the lioautiful of Devonshire that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George III known the of Quecnsberry the Gay Prior the admired young beauty of the court Queen Anne ...