... and united Liberal party in this borough arc their wits' end. The W lugs hate the Radicals, and the Radicals do not love the Whigs. The latter are most desirous of ousting the present member, Lord Edward Thynne. ard to return Col. Boyle. To do this they ...

... Scobell attributed the Whigs every virtue that could possibly be iinagiued,and claimed for them three great distinctions, three distinctions concerning which the gallant Captain's memory had grown sadly de°- ficient. He gave the Whigs full credit for Reform ...

... Enzland belongs to no party or faction in the State. They who differ most widely their application of our common principles—Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical--may all find the Church their bond union, and meet together brotbeily love. Tuk National ...

... tion must exercise powerful influence upon Parliament and i>eople, and certainly adds one more to the many proofs that the Whig-Radical Coalition is unworthy the confidence of the nation. ...

... Government is to be tried for having humiliated this nation, it must defend itself the merits, and not by any cowardly plea—as tbe Whigs did in days not quite forgotten. await, no exultation, but with a feeling that act of duty has to be notice of the terms in ...

... electors but as waa proposed to entertain the county candidates well as the borough member, this is course simply absurd. When the Whig-Radicals find candidate who shall enjoy their entire confidence, perhaps they will make similar demonstration, and allow us ...