... eration will take on the Feast of St._Mark. The Dean of Ripon (Dr. Garnier) is translated to the Deanery of Lincoln. movement, Whig, the bitterest opponent in the press some statis- of the Revival tics to show that it has not had the effect which its advo- ...

... lady was married, the other day, in Dundee.—firth I 'ourier. A NoTADLE DISTINCTION.— The Tories are often unscrupulous ; the Whigs are nut unscrupulous, but they are factions, intrignir , , arrogant, vindictive. - Leader and Sat orday Anar„.i. MCNIFICENT ...

... 110 W TREY TALK IN THE COUNTRY ABOUT THE LEICESTER GUARDIANS. Though some dell,:ht in polities, of Whig and Tory battle, And some are charnid with deeds of war, where guns and cannons rattle ; My subject le mach nearer home—the top of Conduit-street, ...

... railway contractor, has been returned for Londonderry, by a majority of 19. The otber candidates were Mr Skiptoo, moderate Whig; and Mr. Green, altar. ' Liberal. Mr. M'Cormick ia a ?? moderate Conservative. ...

... assembled. He’ should do precisely the same thing this year if such conduct was pursued, without any respect as to the party. being Whig, or Radical, Chi or Dissenter. He believed hi: wed. his character was one for conducti the business with the utmost impar- ...

... He ahould do precisely the same thing this year if snch conduot was pur- sued, without any respect to the party being Tory, Whig, or Radical, Churchman or Dissenter. He believed bis character was one (or conducting the business with tbe ut- most impartiality ...

... interests. cheers.) “He believed Mr. would be glad to allow bill to ‘pass, sd the question his battles with his old antago- the Whigs. give it the Tory opposition would he feared the forward the measure, and gave credit to care it the damaged in its passage ...

... the present Bill to pass, so that the question of Reform should no longer obstruct his battles with his old antagonists, the Whigs. Others among the Tory Opposition would also willingly give it their support, but he feared the policy of lukewarm Liberals ...

... reward, and not before it it due I Sow for a glance by way of summing up our political ac- count. We bave, for tbe moment, a Whig Governmeut and a Tory Opposition. Two parties differing little but in name, wrangling and railing at eacb otber in very bitterness ...

... mind upon thi. .übject he would h.ve BO tampering with tbe parish book.. (Hear, beer.*) He did not care whether they were Whigs, Tories, or Radical. Acne, deservedly for tampering with parish book, twenty *g_*y: C«o. no, He.r, hear, and contusion.) They ...

... tampered with. spoke out upon this matter: he would have no tampering with the parish books (hear, hear). He did not care whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, every man who was entitled to his vote ought to have his fair vote. If that question had produced that large ...

... scarcely up to the mark, and he could fully excuse' diens. four Ceniiiiittee ileetu the ptesent admission of whether they were Whigs or Radicals, and therefore if them. they were men engaged in business oscillations, offier s o's in the rural districts :is ...