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... ME. TILLETT AND THE WHIGS. the Editor. Sib—l observe in the Mercury this date a leading article entitled Mr. J. H. Tillettfs abuse of the Whigs and his claims. I remember that Daniel O'Connell once said, Tho more I bullied the better I like it. Now ...
... Whigs, we see, are the cave men, Elcho and Co., the sapients who opposed Mr. Gladgtone's £7 franchise 1866 and made Mr. jjrioht's household franchise necessity in ho refused the little pill and then jmd to swallow the bolus! The sooner Old Whigs of ...
... Ashall—Whig Ayhisse—llaude Briatou—Woodcock Brooke—Rix Buff Saint Edmund's— Youngman Cattlaid—Huron Cawstos—Wakatord sad Deisbia—Peck Dim—Moutlink & CO. DOMAN= kt—llaket W warren L. O. Paz ...
... Correspondence. ME. PETO'S VOTES PARLIAMENT. To tha Editor of the Norfolk Newt. Drab Sir—One word on behalf of yonr Whig Member for Norwich. True, he has not done all he might have done. doubt about that- But pray give him credit for what he has done ...
... The Potato Disease in Ireland. —The Northern Whig says:— The accounts which we have received, during tie past week, from various parts of the counties of Down Antrim, mention that the potato stalks, in a great many instances, bear unmistakeable evidence ...
... THE NORTH NORFOLK ELECTION—WHOLE SALE WHIG —RADICAL OBJECTIONS. Drowning men catch at straws. Irritated at the cool reception accorded the Liberal Candidates Messrs. Gurdon and Wodehouse, during their re cent canvass at Yarmouth, and the unquestionable ...
... Just Published, price Is., REASONS FOR BEING A CONSERVATIVE, snd for' Opposing the present Whig-Liberal Ministers; by a Conservative. Norwich: Matchelt and Stevenson. London: C. Mitchell & Co. REGISTERS OF ELECTORS j TpHIS 'DAY IS PUBLISHED, THE REGISTER ...
... THE WHIG-RADICAL ATTEMPT TO DISFRANCHISE 800 CONSERVATIVE COUNTY VOTERS. crowded and influential meeting of the electors for the Northern division of the county of Norfolk, was held in the large room of the Star Hotel, on Monday evening. The object of ...
... DIED.—On the Ist i't., at Hnnney-hall, near Nottingham, the Kiiclit Hon. Lord Uancliffe, aged Ci. Through lie was a Whig, and something more till within a few months of his d»ath, when amoiur«t his private friends and confidential correspondents he ...
... OUR WHIG MEMBER, COLONEL COKE. To the Editor of the Norfolk Chronicle. Sir,—The clerical supporters of Col. Coke must have been highly delighted at his recent doings in Parliament. After becoming interval of bashful coyness, this blushing guardsman has ...
... m0w. Whig boo Very Cheap Lob of M EN 'EI ...
... Mr. Brand, the late whip of the Whigs, has taken a very proper course with respect to the popular demonstrations being made under the auspices of Messrs. Bright and Beales, who appear to be the rival tribunes of tbe people. There is to be a Reform ...