... ox London; has accepted Litn invitation front the advanced Liberals, -of Leicester, Io -contest the vacant seat 1with the Whig and Con- servative candidates. They constitute, viewed poli- tically, a large majority of the Liberal paty; bit the active ...

... FOR LEICESTER.-The ad- vanced portion of the Liberal party have at length found a vecandidate to stand against Mr. Harris, Whig, and tat Heygate, Conservative. Yesterday's *iorsi7ag Star states that, at a crowded naeeting on Tetesday evening, Mr. P. ...

... store for the Reform was to be the great feather in Uncap of the admiaistrstion, and the unfulfilled promises of former Whig governments were tube redeemed. The houses of Commons and Lords were to succumb to the mob coteries of Manchester, Edinburgh ...

... she was neehol, via Poise Ilhe U. treeignel U. the • eel ow t• pilaw re es • oe men =M otommaken, at to ; sea It wee that bo Whig twig b. Ma spin the spew, and woe gig to II aloha.* ea • The et IA le id en ea deb* ; It ewer that thie had ben eledeoL A egoemok• ...

... in the borough of Marylebone on the events of the past and tlie prospects of the coming session. He is very-severe on the Whigs, and denounces them hollow and insincere. As to Lord John Russell's Reform Bill he said— was the most miserable Reform Bill ...

... for Guardians of the Poor the same nuisance shows itself in a more feeble, though scarcely less ofensive, form. Hetween ‘ Whigs and Tories it has aways been a fashion ; and the man who could lie, aad slander, and brow- i beat with both parties, has alvays ...

... his duty antl he to retarn a v upon the course to be to consult the coroner for the cour t- Suocxive Deatn ov A Woman thern Whig a very sad cz fo bet a pa woman in Abbey-street, was eeized with who saw on her arrival that the daughter went for a midwi ...

... neither was it a meeting for political purposes to consider whether they should support the next election a Conservative, a Whig, or Radical, but it was meeting to promote the cultivation of the best feelings of the heart, brotherly love and affection ...

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... Taylor, of London, has accepted an invitation from the advanced Liherals, at Leicester, to contest the vacant seat with the Whig and Conservative candidates. They constitute viewed politically, a large majority of the Liberal party ; but the active advocacy ...

... measure, I - Barm aC6lTe ' However tbe inconsistencies of Sii not -° mUCh conse ...

... Candidate fob Leicestbs.. — The ad vanced portion of the Liberal party bave found a candidate to stand against Mr. Harris, Whig, and Mr. Heygate, Con- servative, namely, Mr. P. A. Taylor, of the Lon.lon Corpo- ration, and wbo contested Newcastle-on-Tyne ...