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... witnessing his conduct towards his son (alsoa tenant of Lord Wemyss) for voting for the Whigs on the previous election. At the last election, every one of this Whig nobleman’s tenants would have voted for the ‘l'ories. Why? Be- cause they durst not do ...
... $$ CHACUN A SON GOUT. The Tories indignant surprise express At the Lord Lieutenant's taste, In selecting those who Whig notions profess To be in “ the Commission” placed. The Conservative claims to the Bench, no doubt, Should be duly appreciated ; But ...
... that the Whigs in the first year of their power created nearly double the number of peers which had ever before been made within the same period. If the Whigs had made twice or three times that number, their justification is obvious. The Whig creations ...
... of importance by this post. TRANQUILLITY or Int AND.—In consequence of the tranquillity of the coantry, the grand juries, Whigs and ‘Vories. are i out tor the reduction ot the co tabulary ; and the Lord Lieuter nt has felt himself authorised to issue ...
... who feel the importance of the duty they are called upon to perform. You will be waited upon by a Gentleman of Independent Whig principles, and a connection of one of the noblest families in your county ; (and let add, whatever the self-styled Conservatives ...
... correspondent in the main ; but must in all fairness reserve our indignation till It appears more clearly than at present that the Whig Government is about to increase the numbers and the endowments of the prelacy. Wc think our correspondent'e fears on this head ...
... Conservative, 270 ; Mr. Barnett, a Whig, 201 ; Mr. Whittle, a Whig, 186. Deritend and Bordesley, Mr. Trueman, a Complete Suffragist, 157 ; Mr. Holland, a Complete Suffragist, 156 ; Mr. Nickler, Whig, 73 ; Mr. Dixon, a Whig, 66.—St. Martin’s Ward, Mr. Roderick ...
... James Scarlett was elected for Maldon. On the accession of the Whigs to office in 1880, Sir James .Scarlett’s dereliction of political principle, and his consequent abandonment of the Whig party, was visited upon him. His post was conferred the new ad ...
... not the fitness the Candidate, hereby form and constitute A WHIG CLUB, for the purpose of raising a Land to assist defraying the (unfortunately attached to a Contested Election) of any Whig who may hereafter offer himself Candidate to represent the County ...
... the | Soarlan virtue of the Duke of llcaufort aacrihcmg his | brother the altar protection, are peructly at the idea of a Whig Karl presuming, at however humble a distance, lo follow the example of Tory Duke. Our True Blue friends, the heretofore staunch ...
... suffered by mere Whigs, not by Radicals.” According to this table, Radicalism has gained and mere Whig- ism lost by the elections; yet the Spectator, which rejoices in its Radical orthodoxy, and never misses an opportanity for assailing the Whigs, waxes desponding ...
... that quarter. We allude to the selection of the Duchess ot Sutherland, the onesses of Lansdowne and ‘Tavistock, with other Whig ladie: of high rank, to occupy those posts ot dignity which place them in conspicuous stations about the Court and person of ...