... but exceedingly stupid under- whip to the Whigs for some time. It impossible that such a man, but for his name and connexion, could have got beyond a tide waiter-ship* He would have been of no use to the Whigs, even in the contemptible post he recently ...

... haa occurred, and then are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the present member, in the Whig interest, snd Captain C. J. B- Hamilton, who waa formerly member of the borough of Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. North ...

... Lumen& --Oa Sunday afterscoa led a man mow ra pidly riding ea Otley, hat or oseksrehist; and inquired way to Denten Hall, of Whigs be be te pensessioa as owner. It seen disfavored that the poor Mew was a lamas. and be wee detained, and astsly lodged le house ...

... entitle him to be considered so ultra as the Radicals, nor yet so blue as the Tories. He did not know what they would call him —a Whig or a Tory—nor did he care one rap. He felt and saw that he had the sympathy of a large number before him, who already knew ...

... Though, as Mr. Vernon Smith chose to encourage his son in a vexations attempt on North Northamptonshire, it would serve the Whigs of Buckinghamshire right, if the Tories were to make an effort to get the vacant seat for that county out of their hands. The ...

... to by Ids mother, who int int& own bed., - On Thursday night,.. Wg u lly celled out to her - younger son, end ham had gone Whig own- ors r ' Wm. wee in ajdnuatioe.. that isight suipitsoa - wont lobed at on „ abodt,litien eclook -sew . tipsend th• - usual ...

... entitle him to be considered so ultra as the radicals, nor yet so blue as the tories. He did not know what they would call him-a whig or a tory- nor did he care one rap. He felt and saw that lie had tse sympathy of a large number before him, who already ...

... Institute from the date of its foundation. He was ever foremost the advancement of science and education. In politics he was a whig, but he had little sympathy with modern liberalism. He repre- sented Scarborough in the first reformed parliament, being elected ...

... him to be considered so ultra as the I Radicals, nor yet so blue as the Tories. He did not | know what they would call him— a Whig or a Tory —nor did he care one rap. He felt and saw that j he had the sympathy of a large number before him, i who already ...

... instance ot the damaging effect of an injudicious partisanship. They are edited by Lord John Russell, who regards the celebrated whig statesman with high venera- tion ; but by the negligence of the editorship, the character of Fox suffers an immense loss, not ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. 6. Cavendish, the son of the present member .in the- Whig interest, and Captain G. J. B. Hamilton, who was formerly member for the borough of Aylesbury,, in the Conservative cause. ...

... le purpose of improving the condition of the poor on hi perty / As a Politician he exercised an impotn n as c airman of the Whig Club at York. Through is n strumentality while in that position Mr. Wyvil 'S e- turned as an independent Member for York, whii ...