... the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, for the purpose of raising funds to erect a monument to John Bunyan. The Heads of the Whig Party.—The career of the late Duke of Bedford curiously illustrates the political importance which a man may attain in England ...

... was a Liberal, so the character of the representation remains unaltered, ln this small county, the principal landowners are Whig-Radicals, who applied the screw unmercifully. ...

... than the artificial ventilation of Mr. Goldsworth Gurney, and the contest of horse-flesh more exciting than tho strife of Whig, Kadica’, and Tory, wero yesterday making preparations for the journey. The few who attended were disposed to talk rather about ...