... Ought, return ?? of` We will onl the first occasido.,) I -1Honiton trurns one, and so does llarnstaiple. Tihe others return Whig-fladical memlbers Now co mpare thle constituecfies of thle Boroughs with thoaceof [lie QiviS~o'is, atid we shall.really see ...

... that side of the Unit with Whicih I usually nat, as well es the ?? I do hope thait Its tfils Hall', witen to Coanell, whsather WhIg, Tcory, or Radical, wesait Beiu(tll i en dbavour so to not asl that the publdl basluess rosly go onl with o~dvsotag~e to the ...

... of his uncle, the late Lord George Beresford. Sir James Graham bits been re-elected Lord Rector of Glaoigooe University. T'e Whig-Radicals nominated Sir John tierschel; but the numbers were, for Sir James Grabain, 219; for Sir John Herschel, 172. The Rev ...

... Warwick Barmpfjlde, onl the 19th of April, 1823. i. His lordship was elevated to the peerage as Baron Poltimtore ox dby the there Whig Government, on the 7th of September, 1831, Sih for zealous services rendered in the cause of Reform. He was fe4 ythe possessor ...

... will, however, rejoice at the .4. revival of the t~ime-honoured institution, which is now fifty Coll years old, whether by Whig;i or Tories. We delight in boy p reserving that which we have known.; we had rather let stri! Temple Bar tumble down than remove ...

... never do good at'the town'by the Exe. With power irresistible, the author of. 'ChrishbeJe -l Used long since to sweep tho Whig-Radiai decks;, Though kin to the poet, his actions don't show it.. This renegade Coleridge who flies fronsi the Eie In days ...

... breitngi to be brutingt frorward aurar'nrgentmr to trat enol being in. progress. BATII.-For eliis Pity, Gip tairi Siobell, 'a Whig, atil Lord po uveryrotlint ain'd Mll. imrngps, Crrmrenvatliv's, have leniare' tinheir i mrtcrtuib' t 5tiittear ittg the re ...

... 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 ...

... in consequaice [io of a doubt upon the question nowt determined, ctre beerewej cee by the Bistop on the Rev. E. I. Trdd, a Whig, but recoirn. hoe ioended to his lordsbip by twelve years' faithful service as D. Curate of tire adjoining parish of Axminster ...

... upon his haracter, and was as w ell- appreciated by his contempo- rries as be an by posterity. The day when - Oppo- shio n ' Whigs hampered his professional action -by decry ' irg his capacity-theday when the - public mistook'the :onscienttions howver prejudiced ...

... influeneo was exercised, not by the Tories (except possibly iJ a few solitary oases), butbtytbeLiberals; that it was mearly Whig and not Tory landlords who ruled their tenants with a rod of iron, but that Liberal employera of labour didithe same; and that ...

... 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 ...