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... WHIG PURITY.—THE LATE BOROUGH ELECTION. To THE EDITOR or THE Lynn Advertiser. . . . . . - - Sir,—Shortly after the late election it was very common to hem the question: How came Sir Fowell Buxton to win ? and the answer was almost invariably unsatisfactory ...
... To Gestiemen. J. L. FYSH'S, Mirk Street, Whig's Lynn. T the eas be selected the A mew at seseeroble, of the Goods : GLOVES Wslbls, Sorg er of the siesereet sod COLLARS of tbe aed shapes awl of all and el the proem BRAM et sad MAW. a all the or peeved ...
... LYNN TO HULL LYNN TO NEWCASTLE. THE SWIFT AND POWERFUL !SCREW STEAMER I . FAIRY, Captain ROOEIT WHIG, WIG Sail as unless peevented by any oeriarremor FROM COOK'S WHARF, LYNN FOR HULL, August ISth lO Morning. P.O. TO HUMBER 130C1C BASIN. HULL FOR LYNN ...
... much better kept than those of the Whigs. [Laughter.] And mit is absurd to suppose the Conservative party are against improvement. I say we are as much for improvement, and I believe more honestly and truly so than the Whig party. [Applauee.l—ln oonclusion ...
... peer one holding her Majesty's commission, should thus interfere in election matters' His lordship, however, is a Whig—whose word is law: a Whig prepared, it seems, to carry out to the letter even more than the privilege of his order: hat in these days of ...
... if the Rockingham Whigs, and Whigs like SomEas and Mame, were to awake and see what their followers are now bent upon doing. The truth is that in the conrse of time AARON'S rod has swallowed the rods of the magicians—the true Whigs have gradual:y deopped ...
... n into the hands of the middle class, and the whole of the political power into the hands of the Whigs. The effect of that measure has been to keep Whigs almost continnally ever sines, and te enable them thus in power to sap the very foundations of many ...
... for the future, seeing Reform is in no niggardly hands. As to the interference of the House of Lords, in the Whig interest we dare say the Whigs hope for it. But they are not of the least likely to get it—and it would be a great misfortune both for the ...
... tenants. We want to know what Sir FOWELL BUXTON and his Whig friends think of this little bit of cmfiscation in the programme of the Radical millennium. At present it is the cue of Mr. GLADSTONE and the Whigs to pretend that while they are devotedly attached ...
... fancy, since Mr. GLansrons has thrown hiraself, or been forced, into the arms of the Whigs. Considering how very little genius or even superior talent there is among the Whig peers, and considering how the Radical cry has ever been in depreciation of the House ...
... the sad song of the captive.; and it is the cry of the Radicals about the Protestant Church in Ireland to-day. But the old Whigs would save it from atter ruin if they could, by, no doubt wellmeant, but, we are sure, perfectly empty declarations. They would ...
... a rigid Whig iihottld support the return of the Lord Advocate of Scotland in preference to • nobleman who had voted, when in Parliament, with the Whig Government, because it opposed a conservative Liberal for East Norfolk, and supported a Whig, Colonel ...