... i1 thieil resigliatiows, & sDme of then expresseli determiued tbppnisithiml to the presli'lt Cabihot, urgfig, that iftthe Whigs rh o bhad awv tepit ofice do not iiuinediately press the adoption tif Catholiv hlruaniplation, tie Repeal of the Test Acts ...

... 'scrtairsy insit, thisir' corrse ?? clear on tire facts being proved, at tire9arrie time rnasts'rs orr vessels had threir' remedy, whigs Fiideed isad b lev'i distinctly poirtrid o5mt In tire eourste of tireso prsceesdirngs. Prooif ssf. tire nsmitiierrt sir ?? ...

... Frave heard or no cjian~e irr lirir i~espiec, tiroagli Withila niy~owr~ki koistidr there nre tuinry gelrtlifnir ~iror'esiaig Whig Pi'rr!lptel. Wh iirfplriy Vary. itirrniua. 'I now beg tdO eretain you roy ?? I'rcle lrru Ofi ?? lronorrr Lyoir Iaveoa Ctllsu ...

... of Leicester. There nre at present four candidates for the representation of Bath-;'eneral Palmer arid Mr. Hoblouse, on the Whig, Mr. Roebuck on tibe ultra liberal, and Mr. Robert Blake Foster on what is called the Conservative or Tory interest. A mon ...

... country from ro the' perils and danger with wihit wais threatentid by the tiic acts of, aand measures puritued by a d ~c,slpofic W~hig- faction. re (Cheters.). Proud indleed was lie .to see that certain nieasir esi, necessary as was said, on'! perhaps inl thle ...

... Tories woudld do hotter that they, fur though tbeyt didn't d16 a great deal, they did not priacpi and d eceive' us I, tnthe Whigs Whi loe. 'rae re-ult -as, X that ut ter the repearel en'aher p of all present I eily henly paotbte south t Rev. cvr. M'Cntter ...

... Decemnber:18l;..aund.'tseq'tjttA iad puly entered upoop his twenty-ifth yea. ..1ie Staadarddszpa,-The nsieG Chronicle denies that' Whigs would dissdive on xotsainaautdaoffice. We knowv that .tbey'..woild. because we kaew~'tbat :they must, bit a dissolution might ...

... He congr~iulated` the, meeting upon the catde which llied called thhm togethbt that day, to celebrate the triumph'not of Whigs or Tories, for lthidrs was ,not a, party. cause -(hear, hear)-they were .met to celebirdle the 'triumph of .truth over, efrr ...

... With regaid to this tax lt,.Abindein' slaid,,tlhat' there wo' ohe poiclt deserving ano'tice-thoagh it was adopted by th'Whigs, yet'it1 was originally ?? Tory. tax,-(Hear, 'hear.')-Tbhe' Hon.' and Learned Gontlenian having pass'ed an eloquient aid deservdd ...

... Kitson, in returning thanks,-alluded-to certain-ridiculous, charges of using undue influence which.had:beeh.proinulgaled by the Whigs against the Conservativds~anrd which lie repudiated' with disdair) Teqpecialy so far as regarded Lady Carew and her imnpediate ...

... disgraceful pro-' 'ceedings which had given'rise to the late enquiries in thle House. of Commons. He supposed there -were some' Whigs and, Rtadicals in the room-(Yes, pleriiy)-it ivas his pleasing duty' to inform them that during these inquiries not one NWhig ...

... also risen with redoubled energy. Hes was happy to see so many Yeomanry present on this occasion. He Iwould ask them if by Whig measures their capitalsbhad flourished, or their trade increased.-( No, ?? then began to look Iabout-they found tley wereunrivalled ...