... 6f youth, the son of one of the Liberal candidatas, has been spoken of as the guilty party, but we cannot believe that the Whig candidate referred to would be quite such a miserable cm as to involve his son in legal difficulties to secure his return to ...

... tody of his fellow countrymen. It could not he lliat Bill of this character could have been I,ought in without consulting the Whig party ; end there could not be much danger in Bill brought in by member of the house of Bedford, sod snpported by the Cavendishs ...

... litigants. In this respect shall, doubtless, stand alone, for in the other Reports published, whether from the office of the Whig of the Tory Press, there will be no security that they will not be garbelled according to,tbe particular bias of the publishers ...