... gentleman l has sat for Edinburgh. Duiring the whole time'ih'e'heas been in Parliament'hehbas( been an active member of the Whig party, and was united with them in office in Lord Melbourne's short administration it i8S4. He was chosen Speaker in op. 1 ...

... every individual is placed by the ex- istence of that force introduced by the tyrant Peel, and perpetuated by the hypocritical Whigs. As a justification of their condudt in apprehend- ini~g these thirteen men-for the offending indi- r vidual not being present ...

... but rthe following extracts from It re] the Coryplimus of tire Tiories (1Times), and from the Vale Coryplicrito of then Whigs (1 Chtronicle), contain pretty if ti, nearly all tltat is known in town on the subject up to thre find moment ice write. ...

... as to steer clear of all legal quibbles. H-e hbad no doubt that he should be singled out as the next victim ; but, if the Whigs dared to send himn there, the brave working.men of England wonld come in their thou- sands, their tens, their fifties, or their ...