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... fCUACTERISTCSofTI efiAST SESSIoN i . . I Idr P;&EtLI A Iq ESN T. \; ' ?? nfiveed ,f nie>rn c 41.) The ieaiing hracterigdc of the, Whigs, ,(by I whirh we mean that party wider the guidance of Lords Grey and :Grenville, is 'opposition to .the presenl' adbitjistnitioli ...

... 3IaJeety's Attrorily-Occl~ruj)L e'rgih _ ous lilel, ou'e;irecl en the i,. t 27th -ipteliuer last, in a uc . to. c t dependent Whig, strlectilgh'the Cl)1 I ?? of Cunishe Iv lant. dci, * The prnc ipal lib.; a5 wa ker to c lli~ _ _ , ivthtlis iiiuito (in, tr ...

... fled, witty, and frequently pathetic oration, which occupied four hours and forty ninutes in -the delivery. Every person, Whig or Tory, who heard it, described 1 it as the most impressive effort they ever witnessed-fill of point-severe attacks upon Scarlett ...

... Blacow) rct ?? toe Quoeen; and he was prosecuted, ti . c ftnina-a4 the Queen, but for the many editions b I 5'ttoTS agalest tlte Whigs and Radicals. When -- teroua ...

... mightubed in t E~gaid.'~ .. Mer.'a vey; after advertid g to the unionabe., nl *tw> ene Ebarl Groseynd the Duke fig Wellington, the Whigs'. al aid thesosanguinay as otinous to e causeof liberty, 'ad- ti yerte to'tiespeeh' 'fM.(oLord) Brougham, 'at % :ork einw'harpuoi61 ...

... ECurteis, a Whig .member for Rye;. lrs LewIs Fentoni If (Capt. Fenton); a:! Whig, memrber for- Huddereild l Mctr. B. to Handley, a Reformer, member for Boston;' and ?? I 0d, Marshall, a Reformer, mieniberfor Leeds. The managers are r Benett, a :Whig, and rlember ...

... following genealogical tree, if the wre may so call it, of the of COMMaONe COUNCIL OF LIVERPOOL. ted T.* denotesi Tory, TV1. Whig, D. Member of the Dock Coin. 7 mh littee, F. Member of the Finantce Committee, t free by th gift. y odl. T. 1. Alderman GEORIGE ...

... there wis a puncheon of rum with the head taken our, E and distributed among ?? the independent burgesees. In ti 1806 the Whigs were in power, and Mr. Roscoe was re- turned. lie then had more friends than atany time before p or since; whether they were ...

... btad erected twice as many booths as were H necessry, and an insinuation that their object in so doing ~ntm was to 'faour the Whig and Tory candidate, and to throw ?? in the way of the Radicals. Mr. Hunt then L called not fewer than twventy-seiven witnesses ...

... eat it at the wrong end. 0 LORD STANLEY AND His PARTYV. to~ In moderation placing all my glory, d While Tories cal me Whig, and Whigs a Tory. t( We observed in a late editosial article th'st Sir Robert Peel, as a Minister, lives on the charity of Lord ...

... of the -country. The announcement- of 'sid ' intention on their part. has met -with very genemi disapprobation,-both fromi Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, and many ingbriioul arguments have been broached for the.nurpose; of showingthat the formatiors.ony ...