... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...