... Hunt canvassed a Somersetshire Whig farmer a few days since, and received a refusal. 1 did not expect that from a man of your principles, said the orator. —What's your objection to me ? Why, said the Zedlander, Ize Whig to bez zhure but dom thee thee ...

... new members on the subject the Catholic claims, it not possible present to form a correct estimate; for the scribes of the Whig press as loudly proclaim the ascendancy of what it now the fashion to call liberal sentiments, as those writers, who like ourselves ...

... and, after vote of thanks to the directors and auditors for the past year, as well as to the chairman, the meeting separated. Whig Respect for the Freedom of Election We have before us a statement, which want of room alone prevented our inserting in our ...

... disgraced with tbe presence of Cobbett within its walls. the members returned, our only objection to Mr. Stanley is his being a Whig; but as far as we have had occasion to observe his parliamentary conduct, his views are temperate, and lie is a declared enemy ...

... by the Whigs and Radicals both of England and Ireland. When a clergyman of the Establishment offers an opinion on the hustings, or takes upon him to canvas the votes of his parish, in favour a Tory candidate, he is instantly made the subject Whig and Radical ...

... though esteem some them as private characters. '• No Popery was introduced into England, and properly, 16KH, and by the Whigs too.—aud it was that admission which alone secured the liberties under which even the blues are enjoying the benefit of a contested ...

... have been irtual coalition between Mr. Liddcll, Tory, and Mr. Beaumont, a Whig, or perhaps a Radical, to oust Mr. Bell, a genuine Toiy r>n one hand, and Lord Howick, a genuine Whig on the other. This nobleman and Mr. I.ambton. his b'Olhei-in-law, have expressed ...

... his wish. This something more than we were prepared hear; for, though we were well aware that his supporters were certain Whig Lords, who, envying the Parliamentary influence and political ascendancy Lord Lonsdale, availed themselves of the of his Lordship ...

... n ' It must admitted that the late electioneering contents are frauirht with more than a struggle for the preponderancy of Whig or Tory influence The present day is so eventful that It becomes the imperious duty of every Pro testant who regards himself ...

... their frieiid'of the Gn ...

... principal topics of radical declamation, the? payment of the interest the national debt, so ably and successfully vindicated Whig writers, that we may leave the question the practicability saving some two or three millions, that is, 2s. to 3s. per head ...

... Institution were not inserted in the Courier as well as the Guardian/ The Courier is to m;i taste, and therefore I read it. The Whig, like the Gunidinn, —all right. But I have paid my forty guineas to the Institution, and ask, have I not a right to expect ...