... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... profitable dodge / Even so soon will Whig place-jobbers be moved by the kick unce- remonious, and quit office in consequence thereof. As brother Jonathan 6ay_, we are just now in a pretty considerable fix. The Whigs have com- fortably established themselves ...

... were tired of the Whigs, who had one great maxim, of' making promises which they never intended to perfo.m. I They were the false Whigs of 1831 who had destroyed the j constitution of this country, which was established by the ! true Whigs in 1689. (Loud ...

... different wards, by which it appears that Mr. Walter had a majority in all the wards with the exception of the Park ward, where his Whig opponent had a majority of 20 over him. Among the county votes, Mr. Walter was in a minority of 63 ; but this is very easily ...

... merchants delight to honour. Party feuds and political differences will, for this evening at least, be forgotten, and Tory, and Whig, and Radical join, heartily and cordially, in striving who shall do most honour to the hero who favours them with his company ...

... which they are in reality not friendly. The Whig Administration has been very well pleased with Tory obstruction, though affecting to be the contrary, and, if the Tories had not obstructed, it is very clear the Whigs would have found the way of making difficulties ...

... unfair. Although Sir C. Lemon and Mr. J. Basset are not decided Con- servatives, it is well known that they are not decided Whigs ; and therefore they ought not to be included in a calculation of the relative strength of parties. How^gfc, as the tools of ...

... an industrious community. The Whigs proposed to dissipate this black cloud of real or imaginary evil which hung over the industry and property of the country. The Conservative leaders were glad of the attempt, for the Whigs at that time enjoyed an amount ...

... ot business left untried at the Munster circuit for the last i four assizes, by Baron Richards, Judges Perrin and Ball, all Whig functionaries, and active political officers of the Ministry, before their elevation to the bench. The number of important ...

... Member of the House of Commons. Disappearance or a Prominent Whig. — A good deal of sensation has been excited by the abrupt departure from Edinburgh of a rather conspicuous member of the Whig party here, who held several public offices of consi- derable ...

... contradict so silly a rumour. Let all the uninitiated in the mysteries of Whig liberality and independence from henceforth learn that when Whig Ministers (but remember they must be Whigs), do all they can to carry a measure in a House of 563 Members, and ...