... Party are intending to intimidate the Exeter tradesmen, an old tradesman of the city, I will inform you what happened when tha Whigs beat the Tories, in the return of the present Lord Fortescue for Devon, a'jout 18 or 19 years ago. The greater, by far, of ...

... and reform. The Chartists, the General Suffragists, the great body of the earnest Reformers who have hitherto followed the Whigs, innocent of mere traditional Whiggery—all these having merged their several differences, are now united as a compact phalanx ...

... ons, there has been a trial of strength between the democrat, loco-foco,orsouthern slavery party, on the one hand, and the whig, moderate, and antislavery party, the other. After a contest of five days, the former triumphed in returning by a majority ...

... comes political article, an elaborate attack upon'the government, a tirade against the alleged mal-administration ofthe Whigs; it is written by some Protectionist, who thinks Free Trade bubble, Mr. a political charlatan, and cheap sugar disgraceful ...

... Downshire observed that the present meeting was particularly gratifying, because so many Irishmen of all politics and creeds—Whig and Tory, Catholic and Protestant-had met together i one room, and separated without a shindy—(great laughter). The Tenant ...

... congregational singing, to that of a choir. The Public News lloom, which was formed at the time the Reform Bill passed, by the Whigs, has been discontinued in this borough. The ex-M.p. kindly furnishes twelve daily papers to be circulated amongst bis supporters ...

... indignation. A large meeting was d 'ast week iv London, to get the steam of an Ration, which, it is hoped, will damage the Whig °met, and rob them of the credit of their late mea- promote popular education. Another meeting, comprising clergy from every ...

... C. Taylor, Esq., Thos. Michelmore, Esq., T. Michelmore, jun., Esq., Messrs. Sawyer, Harris, Shute, &c, &c. Thus escorted Whigs and Tories, and preceded by the Tory band of music, his Lordship arrived at the hustings at eleven o'clock. The usual preliminaries ...

... inaugurated a herct struggle, which terminated in the defeat ot the protection, nil; and now reappeared undea the auspices of old whig and free trade member, as warning to them that the? must reverse their policy. The distress ot the working lasses had been ...

... since T«.t o win,' of the ' Nonpareil,' delighted us with his bugle strains, and disunion or indifference has renoW once famous Whig band musical nonentity. ac ...

... opportunity 0 esti , mating talents and tendencies. He is supposed to be a favourite of the more conservative section of the whigs, to whom, we believe, he is indebted for the recordership of Bristol. But regarding Mr. Cockburn there can be no mistake. As ...

... return of Mr. Ouseley the free trade candidate, notwithstanding the hot? strenu -Ous efforts of the landed proprietors, who, t £ whig and tory, ranged themselves to man. ofthe Dublin Barrister. This election shows lon tlle a heged re-action in Ireland, in favour ...