... 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 ...

... vithout opposition in the room of six influential Whig Radicals. This day's election gives the Conservatives thei irst majority on the council. They have their work to do— he Liberals, after the approved Whig fashion, having ex- pended 20,000/. during their ...

... Conservative ma- jority of ninety-one; and now the Whigs, shiver- ing in the cold regions of Opposition, are again calling upon the voice of the people for succour and support. To what people do the Whigs allude? Where are these said people to be found ...

... being a loss of one to the latter party. Droitwich. — The retiring councillors re-elected. Evesham. — Two Conservatives and one Whig. Glasgow. — The Council now consists of fifteen declared and film Conservatives, viz., the Lord Provost, Baillies Robertson ...

... There were 14 vacancies, occa- sioned by the retirement of one Conservative and 13 Whigs. The result of the present election is the return of two Con- servatives and 12 Whigs. Preston, Nov. I. — Ten Conservatives and two Radicals returned. Reading, Nov. I ...

... upwards ? Mr. Francis Baring, the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer! And who con- trived to increase that deficiency by a gross negli- gence of the important duties of his office ? Why forsooth, Lord Monteagle, the Whig Comptroller of the Exchequer ! ! ...

... their way up to a snug jok under the Whigs, da- mage the credit of a whole community to serve their own selfish ends. We shall not wonder if the article above quoted^ be copied into the London evening papers in j the Whig interest, as from our local contemporary ...

... podridas. They who pay any attention to the modes by which Whig-Radical politicians try to make the people hate the institutions and laws of their coun- try must find that, in general, these Whig-Radicals pay no regard to truth in their statements of the ...

... lri« of the Canadaa Ril nl i £' Uh the Qo »ernor-General The former has brought up in the Western Bay Uverp ° ol - WHIG Loyaltit.— The Whigs, during their as- cendancy, were loud in their vaults of vaftv Seven i M r atH T with ia ...

... sensible and sincere men would adopt no such violence — they would exhibit no such arro- gance even in extreme cases ; but our Whig- Radicals are thus violent, and thus arrogant, in cases which are by no means extreme, or, if ex- treme, are so not in the ...

... remember that, at the time ofthe New- port Monteagle job, we exposed the braggings of the Globe about the wondrous doings ofthe Whigs in Exchequer re- form ; showing that the change was inevitable, and proving that the financial saving by their management was ...

... Miller, jun., 37; Mr. R. Cossar, 36. Evksham, Nov. 1 -Two Conservatives and one Whig Sunderland, Nov. 1._.1 n 1839, when every ward, contested in this borough, the Whig-Radicals succeededin filling 13 out ofthe 14 vacancies, whilst on the present casion ...