... occasions, the advanced Liberals allied themselves with the Whigs, in order to prevent Whig candidate from being rejected by the constituency in favour of Conservative ; and the Whigs were sufficiently unscrupulous about the means by which their nominee ...

... in all his social relations. Had Mr. Beaumont not come forward, the Whigs would undoubtedly have found a gentleman to represent their views, and to bolster up the rapidlydeclining Whig-Radical Government. It is generally felt,|however, throughout the borough ...

... foot, to Whig place-hunters, revolutionary demagogues, and a shifty, unscrupulouo Ministry. Xast night's Gazette puts an end to the doubt which has existed respecting the time at which the election for this borough will take place. The Whigs have made ...

... personal views in the matter: my feelings are political; but lam unwilling to see ssy native town become a mere stepping-stone to Whig Place-hunters. Let no thought of me, nor any possible claim may seem have upon you, prevent your at once seeking a more citable ...

... They havo even certain negative merit; they are not Whigs they are not place-hunters. Beyond this we have no sympathy with them. Their views are not our views ; their politics are not ours. The Whigs are searching the highv?ays and hedges for candidate ...

... three candidates for the representation of Newcastle, I cannot bring myself to vota for any. I am usually called by my friends Whig, but, in fact, I take little interest in party politics. But, though Whiggishly inclined, I will not do anything which may ...

... them through the portal of political reform to the very edge of the gulf of political revolution and even tbe most mole-eyed Whig began nervously to start aside from the abyss of democratic confusion aud revolutionary anarchy, into the black depths which ...

... to be expected that the Judges who sat to hear the application would create one. Those Judges owe their appointments to the Whigs, and, therefore, it was not unreasonable that they should stretch point to serve their friends screen them from the offence ...

... in the precedent cur.ously appealed to of the Revo lution of KJSB, revealed the idiosyncracy of Lord John Thoro he is, the Whig ofthe Revolution, the great nephew of Lord sell the martyr. Would not one say that this great Lord SS ;ll had been sent to ...

... Lord John Russell for his last despatches they show most conclusively that only to the circumstance of such marplot being a Whig could he have been tolerated in the enjoyment of a twenty-five years' lease of the life of a Cabinet Minister, and a fifty ...

... With the exception of Mr. Carstairs, who has been addressing Ward meetings, there has been no movement during the week. The Whigs, knowing that their only chance of success lay in hurrying on the election, and thus taking advantage of the unreadiness of ...

... if they were to be made effective. It is to be hoped that Mr. Hutt will remember his own words when next his place-hunting Whig colleagues raise the mendacious cry of parliamentary reform, and that for the fu ure he will not join in this cry, but reiterate ...