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... WHIG JOBBERY. The following account the reforming Lord John Russell's exploits in the way liberal nepotism and jobbery, is from the Essex Gazette ; and ought to be known to the people of England. It only, however, up to 1852, since which time there ...
... THE WHIGS SET FORTH BY A LIBERAL. The following able letter, bearing on the Tyneniouth Election, appeared Friday in the columns our Chartist contemporary, the Daily Chronicle, who, seeing the havoc it was making amongst the Whigs and the mischief it was ...
... THE GOLDEN ROAD OF WHIG RETRENCHMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL. SlB, —When six sovereigns are placed side side in straight line they extend to the length six inches, consequently the Gladstonian Budget would form a continuous golden ...
... ELECTION —D£CLJ* WHIG-RADICALISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE T/ SIR,—It not wise to count your chickens hatched ; but this was done by your i the case cf the Tynemouth Election. They were t . a glorious triumph ; and must be very galling Te out that ...
... TYNEMOUTH ELECTION. THE WHIGS SET FORTH BY LIBERAL, EDIT0R °F THE NEWCASTLE DAILV JOURNAL. ftot *^ at under the peculiar circumstances you will publish +v 1 e Daily Journal, or in some way Xec u'ti v * better. It is rejoinder to a reply signed 0 Reform ...
... the side of the Whigs. It is well known that had Mr. Hodgson chosen to play booty at Berwick, lie might have been whitewashed, like the Whig candidates, by the simple process so well known to the police of despotic governments—Whig Ministers included—of ...
... he intended to take, especially in reference to the charge bribery against himself. A Whig Attorney-General, acting under Whig instructions, and upon the report of Whig Commissioners, employed for the purpose of hunting down a political opponent, is compelled ...
... Frederick Young (Conservative) ' Sir C. E. Grey (Whig) . 253 Mr. G. F. Young's election was, on petition, declared void, and Sir C. E. Grey (Whig) walked over. 1841.-GENERAL ELECTION. Henry Mitcalfe (Whig) .. 29- r » William Chapman (Conservative) ...
... exports for the au»-.h of Utrch last, A 507,080. Decrease fur the three months, £2,812,653. Tiieiatikkd “Will” nrrwEEif the Whig* and Tories. —The Observer o r this (Sunday) morning learns at lust tnement that the Conservative leaders eaeembled at Lord ...
... what have the Liberals—and we use the word here in its genuine sense—to gain from the election of a Palmerston Whig Mr. Ralph Grey was a Whig, but he was a native of Northumberland, Grey of Backworth, neighbouring the borough, a cousin of Captain Linskill ...
... prop to the decaying Whig Government, of which his brother, Lord C. Paget, is a member. Mr. Otway has no local claim, such as Mr. Lambert even, much less such as Mr. Hodgson possesses. His simple recommendation will be that he is a Whig— of all politicians ...
... such a victory. The sweet innocent never knew till then that the contest was one Conservative principles, as opposed to Whig-Radicalism. He does not tell us what he had previously imagined the contest to be about ; but he must have been oblivious to ...