... him merely because he was M’hig- Herethe hon. gentleman went Into history of the misdeeds of Whig administrations, and made a violent philippic against Whig principles, Mr. Fox’s India bill, &c. The hon. gentleman •sld he would explain the reasons of ...

... rromweli’s army The army the Loire ditto Triumph of the Royalists Tnumph of the Royalists Parlismentary discussions Ditto Whigs and Tones Liberals and Catholic and Royalist Cathol.c and Royalist Reaction Reaction Ilealh Rustcll and Sydney Heath Ber*on ...

... to hi* fnrnd Mr. BttheU ; w*» 100 much Whig to please one pally, and too much of Tory please the other ; but, for hl> part, he thought there was very little difference between moderate Tory and temperate Whig. I now propose Richard Bethell, Esq., fit ...

... opposed in politics as any two gentlemen can well he, and in opposition to the third candidate, wlio, not a Whig, api»roximnUs much more closely Whig politics than his opponent. give some explanation this, will be necessary say a lew word* of each the candidates ...

... many of the supporters of the respective candidates. There is, In particular, great outcry against the inconsistency of the Whigs, in supporting a man so opposed to their politics as Colonel Tyrell. 12 THE NUMBERS WERE— Western Tvrell U3B Wellesley 933 ...

... candidate in the lituation in which Colonel is now upon the poll. Without the aid which he bat received from Air. Western’s Whig friends there can no doubt that he would be at the bottom of the list. haterer may be the result the contest—and even now it ...

... In this again denies any coalition, but slates thnt if there be any one who has just right to complain, it is he. ** Many of Whig friends,” says. who ought to have remembered my atnigglca in the early day* hit public life, have been deluded iote a coalition ...

... because he was the friend of reform and the advocate for universal suffrage. While the county of Norfolk hail returned another Whig in opposition to old Tory, who had nor, the opinion or the freeholders, done hit duty. (Cheers.) trusted that such examples ...

... opposed to each other in politics, and from the fact that Sir T. B. Leonard, his son, the member for Maldon, and several other Whigs, the personal well political friends of Air. Western, hare divided their rotes between him and Colonel TyraL The aituatioo ...

... of them roust be very few. Every man whose opinion had heard upon the subject,—every man, of whatever party, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical,—had expressed his unqualified approbation of the conduct of the French people. thought it would be useless in ...

... coalition—he himself the active canvasser of both orange and blue—urging the support each upon different principles ! He is a Whig for Whig*, And Tory frr Tories! bat, freeholders, he one thing more,—he is to the county of Essex, and the polling it! It is no ...

... above atones for iu utter want meaning such man should to the representation ofaesnu* most preposterous.” Now would show the Whig tnrr.ev.Heneral, James Scarlett, how to deal with aa tor. told the editor of the Kml and fixer Alerrm* that this wm false, ...