... the Tory Party’—the truth being (as of Stight well knows) that [reland has been the football r = ‘higs, and the hot bed of Whig jobbery and eor- p, for the last 40 Sir John Gray, Mr. T. B. ler years. >and Mr, Ayrton, were the only Members of the S€ of ...

... Bovill (Conservative) with 318 and, lastly, Mr. Pocock (Whig) with 228. The latter gentleman was enabled, on Tuesday last, to screw up his numbers to 301; but as his opponent polled 340, the Whig was left in a minority of 39. The total number of Electors ...

... perfect repose for a few days! Right Hon. gentleman has now returned to town, and the boil which caused such a ferment in the Whig camp is rapidly disappearing Dr. Hunter has been advised on the whole not to move for a new trial against the Pall Ma Gazette ...

... to resign, and that Sir John Holt, the present Attorney-General, will his successor. Sir John Stuart voted manfully for the Whig*, and was made a Vice-Chancellor, consequence, in the year 1552. He has, therefore, served about 15 years only. The learned ...

... town suggest, in order get rid of the difficulty, that a local sign painter should emphyed, and that the proprietor of the Whig newspaper, who is considered to be ugly likeness' 1 of Lord Stafford, should be invited to sit as a substitute lor the noble ...