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... Wells since the year 1837; and a recent number of the Herts Guardian contained a list of places given away by Mr Hayter to his Whig supporters, and of the names of the persons on whom the appointments had been conferred. The whole constituency consists of ...
... got up by the Whig clique for their own purposes. The same paper alleges that Mr Black is only proposed to be the temporary occupant of the seat, and to be an ancient warming-pan for some more aristocratic and Whiggish successor, his Whig friends attempting ...
... nominal representative of the city. Macaulay, however, is a staunch Whig ; his name, and, at the pinches of session, his vote, were valuable to the Whig party, and so long as the Whig administration, pure and simple, was in office, or likely to be in office ...
... for private reasons declined for the present. Mr. Black is a thorough Liberal and Dissenter, but will be supported by the old Whig party, with whom he has generally acted in city and Parliamentary affairs. THE PROSPECTS OF PEACE WITH RUSSIA. It would seem ...
... satisfaction 4.f knowing that hie long and disinterested advoration of liberal principles had at length been rewarded hr the Whigs with the sinecure office of Steward of the Chateen Hundreds? ...
... the commuoity I, -that our late member has unwittingly on his part been made a convenient agent In the hands of the notorious Whig Clique, so that the constituency might be taken by mrprise, and their own nominee fairly put before the public ere any other ...
... compared with the proceedings of those who seem to neither Black's friends nor any one else's. Why blame the supporters of the Whig eaudidate if they have no candidate of their own to bring forward Why especially furbish such decayed calumnies as those relating ...
... years ago the highest municipal office, and is universally respected, has been long a consistent and earnest supporter of the Whig party His election can scarcely be doubted. A considerable number of the electors are, however, dissatisfied with his views ...
... Liberal, but no Whig, he also deals with satisfactorily, and concludes as follows:— have only to add that I owe the Whig Government nothing. I have not asked audi have not received anything at their bauds ; and if have supported Whig principles, I have ...
... those routine things which may be done on the instant* And on the present occasion some even of the ordinary joints of the Whig tail refused to wag unison with the leaders. They naturally thought that « scat -w-Htch been Tielil by SUL'Ti man as Mr Macaulay ...
... are assured that the proposed meeting is entirely free from anything of a party character and that it is to be attended by Whigs, To r i es , an d Radicals, sinking, for the time, all sectional differences. —Daily Hags. THE or 7Hr. WAIL—A petition been ...
... announcement that Mr Macaulay intended to resign his Neat for Edinburgh. It has long been no secret that the most hril lima of Whig n.ciewers has for some time been in very indifferent health. Sir WhimlooteCraig attributes asthma as the canoe of the withdrawal ...