... broadside is di- - rected agailist the Speaker's chair; the next charge is sent . full in the face of a would-be ambsissador, and a Whig . volley against Conservative Associations is neutralized by a Tory discharge of grape and small shot at divers clauses e of ...

... senti- ments. But, gentlemen, happily the present occasion is one which allows 'of no difference of opinion at all (cheers,) -Whig and Tory, Churchman and Dissenter, Priest and Laymttan, Catholic and Protestant, English, Scotch, antd Irish, Radical and ...

... in the way of many otiser benefits. Be would but instance the towns of Nottingham. Derby, and Leicester. Over the two first, whig and dissenting corpo- rations have had the ascendancy_ over the last a tory corposraion has had the sway. In all, the corporators ...

... insertion of a eiruse in that pert ot ttie bill. tirS ?? conitetriitd that tihe cent- ?? went to work in a spirit of party,-of whig party-tor which lie did not blime themn, but the govcrn, tuvist thst selected thetn. lie also contendul.d that ?? evi- dence ...

... CGirporatian upon it were sot knuwce. tieveral of their lordubipi objectcd to tre ?? inerely 1evause it wis ii-troexuced by the whig government, and suptorted bv Mufr O'Cninill. Fit ally tlre bill toil time-and its cont r ista ?? F Wday,' to allow the D~ublin ...

... stated the grounds on which he hoped to be able to govern the country, dwelling particuliarly on the previous divisions of the Whig and Redical parties, but, of course, saying nothing of the vqually violent ldivisions.which had existed amongtt the members ...

... with an even eye upon them, wlieter: they 'ay be churcihmen, catholics, or: dissenters; or be classed in politics amonag.t whigs,' tories, or radical reformers. By thus exer- ci iilg' the powers ,given to them, there will no doubt be brought together a ...

... A liberal discount of five per ctit. front tteir principles, for reitly money, would rtdhice 'most ofthein to the rank of' whigs. Thvy htive no 'attachments which bhnt ttern to the ihturch, ile corpiorations, od, the crown. Vice spititittig jennv gives ...

... in/gs or radicals: we only adviseel ttc electors to ehoose those itdividuals who were best qualified, wvhe- ther they were * 'whigs Tsorics or radicals, attd in proof of this, we are contstrainedt to repeat the pritciple passage of tbe ar- tiele it ...

... _one including all persons entitled under the old franchise, the other the £10. householders ; this derision puts all parties Whig, Radical, and Tory, on a footing, and all persons may in future remain at Ioisme and attend to their several avoca. tions. ...

... these two individuals, aided by Mr. Dobtci, architect, are now unahimotisly regardeti hy the whole public of Newcastle-Tory, Whig aid Radical-as tile greatest b.tifactri of tile town. W'irliin fifteenitawtthst the thirteen acres hlave bien coverel with ...

... sistirzicts,:.how'ever, it has, polli~cially speaking,^ .been' '3rawn battle.- the succcssful. candidates tor;. eaeh -beingg Whig' and .Tory. Out of kibe swhole eleven returrs, it appeas 'that 1he Tories hav'e been successful.-in only two.- Scots Tines ...