... the Whig elub had fearlessly done its duty through evil report and good report ; that in spite of intimidation, promises, and all the interests that could be be brought to play, to eajole, to flatter, und threaten, the humble members of the Whig club ...

... (Whig) John Trapp . Draper.. (Tory) William Wells Kilpin.. Ironmonger. (Whig) WEST WARD. Samuel Lovell Merchant (Whig) Isanc Elger . Surgeon. (Whig) William Williams Iron Founder.. ( ...

... 7 /7 THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE TP BEDFORD WHIG CLUB. THE Seventeenth ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the BEDFORD WHIG BENEFIT CLUB BEDFORDSHIRE RAVENSDEN, ~egar BEDFORD. Within Four Miles of the Railway Station, WILL BE HELD IN THE CASTLE ROOMS, On WHIT ...

... equal division of each party, i 1 appointed three Whigs and two Tories. Of the five, twoonly were voters. Of these two, I appointed one Whig and one Tory. So that of voters, 1 appeinted an equal mumber of Whigs and Tories. The Mayor has the appointment of ...

... the Bedford Whig Club, because it bore a political vame. He could not, however, resist the temptatiou of being present on this occasion,—and he must say, that if ever thera was a tine better sunited than another for those possessing Whig principles to ...

... g it. The following is the result of the revision : Whig Objections.— Parishes of St. Cuthbert and St. Jolin, none. St. Mury 4, disallowed. St. Paul, 18 ; allowed, 1. St, Peter, 43 allowed, 1. Whig Claims.—Parishes of St Cuthbert, St. John and St. Mary ...

... Herald, Thursday, Dee. 13, Most of the Whig-Radical aspirants to office now in town, waited upon Lord Joln [lussell yesterdny. His lordship, we believe, did not proceed to Windsor us expected, The rumour prevailing in Whig-Radical circles confirms the opinion ...

... the bes Couneil (hear, hiear). . Mr. Parorave (Whig with great pleasure ; for, had not been in a positi Bonard, he had performe office with great puneis the entire satisfaction « and cheers). Mr. Waite (Whig) Was passed, he wished t —e e ...

... called upon b curred to publish the | Jative to my conduet du By the Council, o Whigs and Tories, 1 w any solicitation on my To every man in the in principle, an avow Whig. As such, 1 prospect of a General S e R gt h. the late struggle acted in the following ...

... had obiections, and therefore declined 1o | respond to the requisition. About the same time, some leading gentlemen of the Whig party ‘decided upon requesting our former representative, Lord Cuarres Russecy, to allow himself to be put in nomination. It ...

... from their constituents. Not a few have given votes contrary to the feelings of o section of their supporters; and whilst the Whigs will be led an uncowfortable life by their former Nonconformist supporters, for their votes upon the edueational minutes, it ...

... ¢ sentiments of all parties when we say, that had his lordship given his consent to serve again, it would have gratified Whigs and Tories, who are alike anxious that the peace of the county should not be disturbed by a contested election. That however ...