... ultimately the candidate hr the Whig party, Mr Winthr-p, was induced to withdraw j n order that new choice might adopted, and new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. advantage, however was gained by this policy, for the Whig concentration was rather ...

... that it will be organised during the present month, unless the 206 members who represent the regular old line Democrats and Whigs shall consent to adopt a mode of election by which a plurality of votes shall prevail. This mode has been talked of, and it ...

... not long since, rumoured that the great Free Trade chief had lost faith in his own principles, and that he and certain great Whig Duke had been tela ■ tstting at Woburn. for the purpose of assertumH»g them, projecting the reimpositioti of a bread tax to ...

... the last year. When he said an independent member, he meant one not belonging to the extreme Tory right, or to the extreme Whig left. If there was such a section as the extreme centre, he flattered himself he belonged to it (hear, hear). He was aware ...

... ng of their own interests, and an unflinching determination to maintain them, order to set him and his base abettors, tbc Whigs, ar defiance. THE EGYPTIAN CHALLENGE TO THE JOCKEY CLUB. An English sporting gentleman has taken the trouble and incurred the ...

... cloud of heaven, charged with the genial shower, and encircling ns with a beauteous bow of peace and promise. Here we are, Whigs, loco focos, and nativists, free born and adopted citizens, the representatives of the different societies of naturalised citizens ...

... service the name of ~very person suppos-d hitherto 1o ent-rtain opivions favourab e to ‘he principle of free trade. Discontented Whigs are atan actual premiom ; and any stray Roman Catholic peer or squire, smarting under the mfliction of a diminished rent-roll ...

... candidate, had on the first trial 103 votes out of 221,111 being required; and Mr. !LOA. C. Winthrop of Massachusetts, the whig candidate, formerly I speaker of the House of Representatives, had 96. His supporters stuck to him throughout, but could ' ...

... ihould «iid u.u*l lor iho rei;**neiation of tuo couuiry but every move by crou hety oppoueuta, may heart mere rupporlura of «* Whig i pair uf over »e«n.g any great or paruiauenl good etiocird. Your obedioai acrvAOl, Mr. Charlec Miliinfioo, whilst bis way ...

... the candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that a new choice might be adopted,and anew attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. Tlo advantage, however, was gained this policy ; for the Whig concentration waaratber ...

... than we gave him wait for, in hoarding programme. It is a rule in respect the supposition that theatre will an readily to the Whigs,w en in dace, to have respect to the the advantages of a large Government great. isr a: old Blessed is he that expcteds nothing ...

... ion, and spoke but a few words. Sir Montague Cholmeley defended himself from charges, on the one side of sitting with the Whigs, and on the other of voting on the unpopular or Protectionist side. Mr. Christopher's speech was a continued assertion that ...