... course he should pursue. It was difficult in the pn -i ul day to | define one's politic- by any specific name. Tl.i old terms —Whig, Radical. Tory, and Cons native- - em to lie i worn out, und if they put them in a hat and shook t_ in up, they would scarcely ...

... thoroughly investigating the case, ami finding that no charge could be sustained against him, was discharged from custody.— Whig. ...

... the borough whenever they chose to ensuing year are Mr. John Fumeanx, re-elected, and ca upo,, him. (Cheers.) In 1832 the Whigs dis- Mr. G. G. Powell, in the place of Mr. G. T. 1 renerry. possessed the future scot and lot men that borough of Falmouth ...