... supplying tho place of Mr. Wilcocks, who retires; in St. Petrock, Mr. Vickary seeks re-election, and Mr. Linscott, moderate Whig, will elected in the room of Mr. Latimer, the Radical, who again retires on account of infirmities ; in St. Paul's Ward, Mr ...

... lately spoken before his constituent* has declared that there substantially nothing reform ; and even that rising hope of the Whigs—and a c very forlorn hope he is—Lord Enfield, has lately declared ' himself strong Conservative Lord Derby. What is this but ...

... wrongdoings of the other would last. (Hear, hear.) If we did annihilate party and confound the natural distinctions between Whig t m we acknowledged that Conservatism and Liberalism were all the same, —we should at once fall into fathomless depths nonsense ...

... hearts of oak, a portion of whom were tlieu sitting at the table —he cared not what [tarty they belonged to—whether they were Whigs or Conservatives, for they were all uuitisl t»> do honour that noble-hearted man who hail been winning the love, applause, ...