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... by good substantial yeomen, registered voters, who, since the last election, have abjured the tenets, and left the ranks of Whig-Radicalism. Mr. Lnngworthy introduced the new converts, whose reception by the Meeting was stirring and enthusiastic the extlviaSC ...
... part the Conservatives, and Frpd. Leigh on the part the Liberals. The following is the rpsult the revision Whig claims . 11.. sustained Whig objections 47 Tory claims . 4!) Tory objections 24 Fourteen must be deducted from the number Tory claims ...
... fortune totest his prowess and skill in general engagement; and,in the second, he is Whig, and has been appointed because is Whig, anil has been a supporter of the Whig Government. These are the two unpardonable iniquities of which the gallant Admiral, ...
... tlie list of Voters for the County affixed the Church doors, I find carried out opposite the names of nearly equal number Whigs and Tories the words objected to. Several persons are said to be objected to whom I had intended to oppose, and I thought ...
... Church fpstei* . intellectual darkness, and that engenders Rebellion. not the doctrines of an Itinerant Orator, or disappointed Whig, but (hey are- the doctrines of unperverted Reason, of Common Sense, and of A TRUE ENGUSHMAjr. ...
... Ireland: was a distinguished member of the Whig Club, and strict intimacy with toe late Marquis Rockingham, the late Sir George Saville, Lord John Cavendish, Mr. Fox, and all the leading Gentlemen in the Whig interest : succeeded in his honours his eldest ...
... Lord Fitzharris, seconding the nomination, congratulated the meeting that borough after borough had fallen away from the Whigs, and that county after county was about to follow the example. other candidate being proposed, the Sheriff dear Fleming and ...
... e. —Forbes Tory) unseated; Abercromby Whig) seated. Norfolk.—Withdrawn. Yarmouth.—Rumbold and Wilshere retain their seats. Flintshire Withdrawn. Woodstock.—Withdrawn. Oxfordshire Withdrawn. Bedford Borough. Whigs—Sir C. Lemon, Hon. feir J. Ponsonby, Hon ...
... emasculated and clogged it. So with the Municipal Billthat great and glorious measure, generously and handsomely proffered by the Whigs, and for which we might nave begged and sued with bated breath and whispering humbleness for half a century, ere we could ...
... decided. Gibson unseated; Emmerson Tenneut seated. N. 15. Whigs lose— Tories gain. Bristol Berkeley seated. Si. 1 go.—Somers seated. Lanarkshire.—Withdrawn. Honiton.—Withdrawn. Mary-le-pone,—Whigs—J. Heathcoat, Winningtcn, Luke White.— loiies—P. Pusey, ...
... woollendraper and tailor, and obtaiued some notoriety about the end the last century warm and libcr.il supporter of the Whig*, at a time when Whig advocacy, especially University town, displayed not a little courage iu the partisan. Dr. Musgrave was born, we ...
... THE NEW POOR LAW. l*he measure on which the Whig Ministry may with most justice pride themselves, after the Reform Bill, is unquestionably the Poor Law Amendment Act. By the I confession of all meu acquainted with the of the country, the abuses of the ...