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... TRIUMPH OF THE WHIG CANDIDATES. The good cause has won a double victory! Clamour, deception, falsehood, influence, and intimidation, have all been employed against the Whig candidates, but, thanks to the sound sense and honesty of the electors, without ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? The following- placard is well worthy of all tho circulation which our columns can give it, in addition to that it will receive by other means:— ELECTORS! The wonder is that so much bas been accomplished in little more than three ...
... I will ven- revolting excess by the Whig Radical cousprracy. ture to say, thatiu the history of general elections, in times settled Government, none can be shewa in which the subject haw been so largely taxed for the subversion of his liber ty in which ...
... Charitas fraternilatis in whig, Kpist. nd Hebr. cap. xiii. To the EDITOR of the READING MERCURY. Mr. Lnnon,—The Wallingford people bare been lately little amused, (if such exhibitions can indeed be said to afford amusement,) by a regular Set-to between ...
... been to persnade the people, that the Whigs are going too far, and that if they were not coa- trolled, they would destroy the Constitution, and every political institution, and every vested right Bat, of the Whigs ge two far, what reason can the Tories ...
... The letter of I am neither a Tory, Whig, or Radica was received too late for this week. ...
... Conservative Adhesions to the Whig Government. —Mr. Monckton Milnes has addressed a letter to his constituents at Pontefract, which he implies that any other Government than that of Lord John Russell is, in the present state of parties, impossible. The ...
... On Wednesday, the December, I, in company with a friend of vonr's. canvassed the Steward a Whig Nobleman in this neighbourhood, with a view to ascertain those among the tenants who voted for you at tbe hist Election, would bo allowed to do the same at ...
... I Whig and Tory- __ etymology the term* There still root a* become so universally known. of Q^futorcTst^^ 1., and a£ * I name Rapparees • and , c nn, the . 'utually understand each other, who think alike ...
... there were not more than 63 Whigs, including in that number about half a dozen gentlemen who have been by no means invariable supporters of the present ministry. Of these 63, were members of the government ; leaving or Whigs to back the ministry against ...
... is, that the Whigs, a party, aro as bail, nay some of you say worse, than the Tories. Nothing was ever more unbecoming in friends of human liberty (if such you be) than assertions of that unfounded character; because, although the Whigs ate, indeed, far ...
... it is untrue as well as ridiculous and absurd. Is it meant that Whig is being who is to so insensible to the changes demanded time and ciicumstance, for if not, to say that a Whig not a Whig now, because wishes to farther than he did half a century ago ...