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... £4OO unpaid. At Nottingham, the two Whig candidates expeuthal £12.000, and polled voters ' and the Tory candidates disbursed from £4,000 to Ce.t.e 0, anti received 144 votes. At Lewes, 411 electors voted for the two Whig candidates, at a cost of £5,000 (£ ...
... interview with her Majesty yesterday. With larger majorities for Ministers began the short campaign which last placed the Whigs on the Opposition benches. ...
... way policy cloaked under it. The matter reflects no credit on the Whig Ministry, who throw overboard their friends to conciliate their opponents. But this is the old game of the Whigs, and will continue, we suspect, to the end of their chapter—an event ...
... given a:Second Edition of the Journal. Nish will be peblished this afternoon. The past has bon , notorione for broken promises. Whig end wasted time. Most of the Government meaeures brought forward have been full of blunders, during ineon aiatancies, bad faith ...
... I am, itc. There it Whig morality. The claim I. objected ton bad, and not founded • venter mmiificatioe. .Sopport us with your vote my the Whig., rand we shall allow too to be Wilmot h you have no gmalineetiow. How many Whig Worry ihrouchnot the country ...
... made the game was up; in February next the Whigs would be out Lord STANLEY head of the Govern- ment and Protection restored. Which, properly spelt, reads thus :—The Whigs treated Mr. ROEBUCK scurvily (as the Whigs always do); Mr. paid them in kind and when ...
... gislifind to rote wader franchise bill, we cam form sows ides of the *stool of newly-created Irish constituency. The • Northern Whig' estimates the number of voters for to be chest too thossesd. The rotors for the of Cork is 4.506. while the • Cori Demise ...
... naturae, in the organisation of a Whig Ministry, seems to have place in the physiology of man. Since that memorable Debate on the Ad- dress, on which we made some comments at the time, wounds, mortal to any but a Whig Administra- tion, have been inflicted ...
... ble—the breach irremediable. Even the attempted mediation the highest personage in the realm has proved fruitless, and the Whig Cabinet is irrevocably doomed. It could hardly be otherwise. With no other immediate pressure upon him than the meetings of ...
... Go Hone kart ka. 'rewired, c,J hem emly THE CAItMARTHEN JOURNAL. FRIDAY., •CCCST 23, &* nee IS PONS Tux vacillating imbeeile Whig-Radical Government hare at length closed the session with a speech from the llama, signifing nothing. The session just terminated ...
... functions' of that high 'office has not pleased all. or men-even many of his former admirers, and In the supporters of the Whig Government; and a. deep wonderhas again' been excited at his last mn 'greatest elevation. He may,.however, congra.- ot tulate ...
... the Whigs have always shown an earnest desire to pitchfork into the peerage a most liberal allowance of lawyers and political partisans. We never heard either of a clergyman or a physician attaining an hereditary seat in the Upper Douse, at Whig hands ...