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... Present Candidates— Sir George Anson, Whig ; Lord A. Paget, Whig ; Captain Dyott, Conservative. Constituency by registration of 1839-40 — 876. Late Members'— General Sir G. Anson, Whig ; Lord Alfred Paget, Whig. LINCOLN. 2. Present Candidates— Col. Sibthorp ...
... destroyed the Whigs as a party. The principles of the Conservatives of the present day were the principles of the old Whigs— the Whigs of 1688, whilst most of the Whigs had become Radicals. If he (Mr. Benett) were now a Con- servative he was also a ...
... the ' lenient' Whigs. raartists, be not fooled by Whig promises. If you vote for Urpent you vote for an enemy to the charter, but a friend )f the bitterest enemies you have— the Whigs! My ad rice is, vote for the devil instead of a Whig. Hurrah r .or :he ...
... principal, should hang many more Bills which he would bring forward. Whig Corporators. — Whig corporators are funny fellows. We some short time since noticed that the Kendal Whigs had come into office with a balance in hand of nearly ?? and that by the ...
... the unsuccessful Whig candidates of 1841 have polled more votes than did the successful Whig candidates of 1837— 50 that, at all events, neither apathy nor disappointment can have contributed to the re- cent defeat of the Whig-Radical faction. Sensible ...
... was felt by the Whig* to be perhaps the most severe blow which they received durine the last general election ; more especially as they calculated with confidence upon the overwhelming influence of Earl ritzw-ilham and other great Whig landowners. Since ...
... NOTTINGHAM ELECTION. DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. (From our Reporter.) NOTTINGHAM, Tuesday Afternoon. Notwithstanding the profuse diffusion of Treasury gold, and the extreme means resorted to by the Whigs to secure the representation of this borough for their ...
... because not a man can be found in some of those large counties willing to make a temporary sacrifice for the public good ? The Whigs are wiser in their generation ; and, although they know that they will be in the minority, yet they are deter- mined to use ...
... dif- ficulties which have been created by the Whig Cabinet. And this it is which excites the spleen of the Globe and its Whig employers. Irritated at their recent unceremonious expulsion from office, the Whigs contemplate the prospect ofa rising revenue ...
... election. The result of the revision is— Conservative claims allowed, 20 ; Whig-Radical ditto, 21. Conservatives struck ?? 36 ; Whig-Radical ditto, 59. Conservatives registered, 155 ; Whig-Radicals, 72. Doubtful, 25. Giving a clear gain to the Constitutional ...
... passage. Never, sureiy, did any m | men exhibit such beastly meanness as do these rotten-hearted Whigs. It is quite evident, that, on the approaching Whig turn-out, we are to have a second edition of the Bed-cnio- ber plot. I had supposed, as doubtless ...
... debauchery as the Whig-Radicals practised this time at Chatham, was n. V.r before witnessed, and I do trust, for the respectability of the town, will never be allowed again — it was disgraceful in the extreme. Many of the old Whigs were disgusted with ...