... who are charged with the duty of tl selection, the great danger there is of being imposed Upon by names. The battles between Whigs and Toriea(gt,0 rally little more than mere personal contests) foe,,n ages withdrew the attention 6f the people of England ...

... from offce. He had no hesitation in saying that he iR changerd his opinion, and voted with the Whigs against of the Tories, alrhough he believed the Whigs to be wrong. y, -(Great cheering from the Opposition.) He was deter as mined not to assist in turning ...

... somewhat paradoxial, and needs explanation.* The short fact is that the people in Preston have been most shabbily used by the Whig-Radicat party. For years past, till very lately, -aswe shall presently explain, these latter have affected to mnake common ...

... to LMr. Cantning's advent to powt r in tw 1822, we believe Scotland did not furnish oal ata average tnore tban six or seven Whigs to each Par. he liament. The liberal members who were then as of one to six, will now be as six to one to their oppo. ta- rients ...

... against the people ? (Cheers and disapprubation.) But it was not the destinction of nmmes to which they ought to attend -whether whig or tory. It was the conduct and prin- ciples of men to which they ought to look-and lie could not for a nioment believe that ...

... truoeoit chtotea Isuiuus, I 'They'tl suetire ?? iii Capt. Forties. (La.tuogttr.) c He ex'tected they wouuld (trive out all whig and tory diseasc s is ivell to trie Stiutley htydrophlolbia. 'Thi'ir elirnics trould t no doluibt say that titey ascre only ...

... petipie oughtt to be Otl these guard .against the ?? wbich make part of the ver ,ntature of an English aristocrat, Tory or Whig. ...

... fine speeches and declamatory wti- ,illg tTbich, up to the period of the whigs taking ,Mice, have been launched forth by the class of poli- ticilns to which Mr. Macauley and his whig and beril trumpeters belong, against the wasteful ex- trtivagsice of their ...

... being-the probableldsaracter of the anti. cipated county members I'Whigs 99, Radicals 5, Tories 25, ?? 15, giving a majority of 54 to ministers. The Scotch county list furnishes 43 Whigs, 2 Radicals, 8 Tories, majority 33. No estimate is fatmed of Ireland ...

... occasion. lie slated that ntithiirg - particular had occurred iii Incal politics since lie last esaw them, and he believed the whig aiili tory inte- rests were losing grounil-(Cheers.) I-e repeatrd that he had left a sick bed for the purposc oflookin;, ) ...

... evening last, Mr. Hunt delivered a Lecture, in the temporary CirCuls in Chadwick's. orchard. Ihe subject was, the conduct of the Whigs whiie in office an(l it was announced. that the aniount collecied at the door (sl. for seats in the boxes and gallery, and ...

... of a detestable and aU unprincipled (cehition. lmitemerber that on no occasion will your enemies want ?? for calling upon Whig and Tory to support eaci other. Resist upon this, as you have done upon frrirelr occasions, and your success is certain: aubtmit ...