... whom they owe their elevation. They of course owe it to themselves chiefly. The agita. tions of former years induced the old Whig party take up the question of Reform. More lately the imposing demonstrations of the masses in all the large towns in the kingdom ...

... liows. h. S. Joltahos, Thou Water. J. It. Chapman. J. Shields W. W.. busker. Wro. Ward. bloom sec. Shaw. W. C. Itlaskett, Juba Whig, Corwin Maynsed. hold. amis Lunacy. ala i WardelL Mr. Jolt Wharton toted to the it..,. &awl the they hart to hand ins ...

... oppowd them! Thome Liberals. boa lip ants Liberals, mho were merely Liberals by lip, Met M. structivey is Thu., then, whether Whig, Tory. or Radical be had ever atom • deep tutored the welfare of the peel& of Newcastle: Mo had done Ws kompective party. for ...

... but he had no regard foe • man who.. political opinions were blown about by any 'mid of doctrise—one day a Tory, the next • Whig. (Laughter.) Their distinguished oppouent on this occasion told them that he was ea independent candidate' An independent candidate ...

... Mikes John Dixon, Hobert Aug, John Watson, and Hubert Jackson. I understand that an endeavour is to be made by what is as the Whig party to alter the coo• entution of the Council, and to do this it is proposed to confer the vacant ahlermanic gowns on Councillors ...