... Albert Place Powell, Mr.. Rrerkon*hire 31, Portland-street Piitilett, Mr. J., 90, Oldham Road, Manclie‘ter, • Nag'. Head Inn, Whig—mewl Parry, Rev. T. W., and Mrs Parry, St. Nicholas' keetory, Hereford, 43, Marine reuse* Parry, Hell. W. 11., and family. ...

... and forbearance to- wards those who have never wilfully injured bim or his; until he does his duty by his neighbour. Neither Whig or Tory landlords have ever injured the people. Private estate accounts will prove this. As regards voting, no one will be ...

... letter-writing for the future. The story of the burnt Bible is on a par with another assertion of Mr •JONES'S, that neither Whig nor Tory landlords have ever injured the people. A man who believes the former may probably believe the latter. Another letter ...

... those Imo the haft ow wry g. is the writ lopt el igistaineas woad, Le Furr.t, dr flaw el Wan to ma be Plor t ; another is Whig cruaty, Oil al II rah Idimils : Door 11..—Tio sal Pir dea elsossi Fore 01 la OA Milsastag pm 10 is die, I Iwo Mow Oirgegar ...

... Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in offii ial salaries, and belonging to that old whig party whose creed that there was a which should never be subject to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was very adverse ...

... age to yews, Ids meet is assess thesee, who bed uulse again nest hems mg*/ Ogle' emu war, slant se bag maisehed ; est the sae Whig In Ma lie some awl • sus to base • revolver esil • wham a_ if the boys, bierelf pertimelmly t• Wes the yield .. boo, awl he ...

... to el a Weep ameatela. is 237 feel deep and OS We Isla ; lea Ye tots dig The weft el *O MPts onto sad west Wm irk We NW_ ~ Whig length and We dell 1110. Wit ant Wed clines ate end the gesseeps AM tan Is the clear. Tie idea of the ars ISSllessil with w ...

... apply the %stem to Ireland, because In Ireland would be rein-ring to that which was avowed on all hands at the time—by Tory and Whig, by Conaervative , and Radttal. by Reformer all non•Ltutormer —to be one of the great evils 4 Ireland—namely, the infinite ...

... . . . .01 and bespeak his Hiel,nesa's favourable couelderalbuit of elle itoinntelan Jews. A nnererpondent if the Northers Whig that Mr Nicholson., of Betrath. who sin . some date since. hen his coachman and female shot, hai lietes mined his farm. ...

... most decided political poetics es leader of • great wily, hymen of all parties than wee Edward Gesibey Stanley Earl ef Derby. 'Whig or Tory. Comemeative or Libels!, on matter what • man's pollthal egsasinight be, every one spoke well of Lord Des* Ile was ...

... bom on March 29, 1793, was educated at Eton, and in 1821 entered Parliament as mem- ber for Stockbridge. Belonging to an old Whig family, he took part at first in the passing of many Liberal measures. In 1824 he delivered his maiden speech, and at once ...

... et ire • diet:est, waa attecked o. all Mdse. mad eleetealie from He took • verwit out Ore who had him by thane of their the Whigs mil Igell Deasy —who had egeosederl to to ft La commared by tbe Questa to • Ormentammi Although supported the of minority, ...