... parties zealously coalesced, and his Lordship would have been honoured there with a cordial and unanimous ovation which no mere Whig or Conservative leader could havo commanded. ...

... Denton, who was received with loud cheers, re then addressed the assembly. Ho said the contest it had been one not between whig, tory, or radical, but qx between dictation and freedom of action, (Cheers.) se He was proud to be connected with them as a ...

... didner and tea, and science and compliments, far away in one of our great manufacturing capitals, and contrived to make Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, all equally ready to echo Sir Robert Peel's exclamation of 3 We're all proud of him. We have said that the ...

... trouble to read hustings speeches, he will have been but little pleased with that of his would-be supporter, Mr. Tuxford, the Whig-Radical candidate for Boston, and be apt to exclaim save me from my friends, when be compares the result of the poll with ...

... accord- q ?? to law, and the nuan answered as before, upon which b Mr. Ferne's friends desired that his vote should be taken. S whig vas douie, but as Mr. Firth said tho real voter was a tl tenanlt of his owes the police took Isis name and address. p; ifhorlrt ...

... a single enemy in your ward.- (Cheers.) I am not aware that I have gone across, 'in my duties to you, to any party, whether Whig, Tory, or RadicaL -(Applause.) I might go to a long extent end tell you lwhat I am; but I am sure you know; I thank you lheartily ...

... Nunn and Mr. George Watts Andrews, but we much doubt whether these gentlemen looked upon the matter in the same light. The Whigs, no doubt, are higly pleased with their cheap success, and with a Radical Mayor, they certainly may boast of carrying everything ...

... MU7NICIPA ' LECTIOK=S.' TO TIEt EDITo:R OF THE CALEDONLAN MlERCURY. Si n |, T, 3he aine anxious spirit which char'ac- terised the Whigs and Tories in tie good olden r, Dtime ,seems to have returneid once more amongst us. . Tuesday first is 'looked forward to' ...

... I Itt., I I11II1 Illationi iii otil 'edltv citmiiitttititctd till i -tihi thu fcll- lo-Vilti, letter. ?? l tit X.Vei't/eii Wh'ig I~eer lSjt'-1 ipiive ti-cjthu rcim ted a li ell'rfroi Sir. CIII- French tairi ff his, ten tixci ?? li Per eittit lotr va-isii ...

... the post= after the Pifret: business 'Mr ISptforith amctm 'ii. the e cha- racter for the Tories: as Coppock did for thhe' Whigs but> 'Mr 3Spodff i si' ot'a;coppouk, nor will the world. agali- foor ia long 'ime !see ti'li like of',that noitab-le ma~n.'qr; ...

... LOCAL NEWS. J I- !ranc loeso!, L E ED)S ea n TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 01D Fawcaf NY w DIuEgS ox LumENS AND YARNS.- The Northern Whig publishes the following letter on thise took subject ,Dear Sir,-T have to-day received a. letter from Mr. rmled Cobdens, in ...

... btadopted-a timely manifestation of the crown and vn government of England on behalf of the Italian 17 people.-I am, &c., . A W]HIG. he Nov. 5. ...