... consider. He remembered that overtures had been made, but they had been entirely repudiated by their* feUow- townsmen, the Whigs. He was also *o_fkte_t, from an examination of the statistics of the last poll, that Mr. Harris had not the remotest chance ...

... in the Whig-Radical camp the Conservative would have had no chance. But then, what an absurdity it is to talk about there being only two parties in the state when Whigs and Radicals contend with as much ardour, and even more animosity than Whigs and C ...

... defeat the popular cause. (Cheers.) I repeat, has n such been their conduct since 1857. (Hear, hear, ar confusion.) These Whigs (laughter) now turn round an tell you they are for what they havedoue. oh.”) Lam glad of it, I wish it was true. proar If they ...

... Let it be well understood that he spoke of the Whigs of the present day, and not those of former times, who were the worthy pioneers in that course which had now been taken up by the Radicals. The Whigs of the present day were always either crouching ...

... disposed to a little faster and little further than the other, but the voting-lists will show that many who have been regarded as Whigs voted for Mr. Taylor, while many advanced Liberals supported Mr. Harris. Indeed, it was a difficult question for many to decide ...

... mend. (Cheers.) He was speaking of the Whigs of the pre- sent day, and not of the Whigs of the old times, who were indeed the worthy pioneers of the principles that Radicalism had taken up now. What were the Whigs of the present day but a miserable party ...

... Borough Election has resulted in the return of WILLIAM UNWIN HEYOATF, Fry. to Parliament, by an overwhelming majority. Our Whig and Liberal contemporaries professed to be equally sanguine as to the return of their respective candidates; the public is ...

... (hear, hear). Let it be well-understood that 1 an speaking the Whigs of the present day, and not the Whigs of the old tinie who were the worthy pioneers of Radicalism. What are the Whigs but a miserable party they fawn , at Conservatives , and crawl to ...

... shots d feinting; melees. air Ts in that pert of the XL #O. and others,A hie h Mn fro sleep who had rushed m open tbe doors Whig limo Oho te the banning room Oen loads the poem et in flames, the bet the intention of Ile. sad cut met the palatine which ...

... it well understood, he was speaking of tbe Whigs of the present day, and not of the Whigs of old time, who were indeed the worthy exponents of the principles that Radicalism had taken up now. But what were Whigs of the present day but miserable party, that ...

... bungler, the worst of leaders, the most unreliable of colleagues, the most ridiculous of despatch writers, the most factions of Whigs, the most egotistical, and therefore the most impra cticable of ministers.” This is the text u of pou which are founded nearly ...

... to oc- cupy so impregnable a position. Fas est ab hoste doceri. Next time we have to vote at an election, let us do as the Whigs and Radicals have always done, and Port Earty. COUNTY EXPENDITURE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LEICESTER JOURNAL. Sir,—Last Tuesday ...