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... ns was carried on. We do not blame th Whigs for it has if it were all owing to Whiggisni—it i much more due to officialism. We dare say that th Tories, though they have never been so fond of scandal ai the Whigs, might, after having been long habituated ...
... of the pure-mindec and bribery abhorring Whigs and Radicals, of the John Bright stamp, lost their Beats these practices. Of two Beats lOit by the Conservatives, one (Hull) waB regained ■ the ten lost by the Whigs, three were of eueh blackness that the places ...
... back to their true colours was to turn them out of office. Th. Whigs were only reformers when sitting on the opposition side of the house. The onnera of this country must once repudiate Whig rule.—the meeting was adjourned for a week. . ...
... truth in the statement. His Whig advocate of the press in Manchester, has the coolness now to say that Mr. Cheetham made no such assertion. But he did, nevertheless, and the assertion was made public in the columns of this Whig journal, and it was there ...
... 915 Bautry (one da y) 188 oe Skiboereen 19 oe 604 5850 2618 Majority for Mr, Leacger . 3 The Dudiin Express The defest of the Whig party is moat signal. In spite of the of Lord Fer- moy, the lord licutenant of the country—in spite of the government influence ...
... and two years afterwards he was returned for Carlisle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, In 1830 he was elected representative for the county, ...
... felt it to part of his creed hate Scotchmen, and all foreigners, especially the Mounseers ; the Whigs hated the Tories, and tk Tories hated the Whigs, the High Church hated Low Church, and the Low Church hated the High a ; and the Low Church hated the ...
... the result We may be equally sure that when the Whig chiefs, knowing the result, did go to bed it would not sleep ; for they must have felt that South Lancashire has once more sounded the knell of Whig- Radical domination in this countiy. Even the leading ...
... Leicester there are stil! three ¢ in the field— Mr, Heygate, oust rvative > dr. yA A. Taylor, Radical. At a meeting Harris, Whig n 5 aD behalf of Mr. Taylor, when the of Mx, just held o date, was incidentally allude? to by Harris, the Waig candi it was ...
... ugly silver, in the shape of a or candelabrum was presented to Sir WILLIAM HAYTER, the ex-whig whipper in, at a banquet in rooms (now the tavourite resort of the Whigs and advauced Liberals) on Wednesday evening, Lord Palmerston occupying the chair with that ...
... victorious on Bea3 ' t W ««» the great Conservative c Volunteer movement, and encouraged by X Lord D-erby (and sne ore d at by the Whigs so lone as they dared to in the teeth of the country) whith has given England more effective lane d force than she possessed ...
... two men named Pat and Denis Mullin, GaUagh, and received such injuries that he died next day* Serious Affray at Belfast.—The Whig states that ou Tuesday afternoon serious affray occurred at Belfast. It appears that bottomry bond ha« been given by the former ...