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... neglect it the Whig-Radicals. Not so, however. The leading Lancashire journals —those of Manchester and Liverpool—clearly show that the gain the register late years has been largely on the side the Whigs; yet the majority against the Whig candidate at the ...
... Staff-Officer, aged 17 years On the 18th inst:, his residence, 6. Mount Charles.'Belfast rUCe ' Q ormerlj ' Bditor of Northern Whig, aged no skiptou ' JotUhire - ...
... admire the Premier’s pluck, decision, and .lexterSly. is hold game ; but it will not win Ireland.— Ireland is lost to the Whigs— Tablet. ...
... sterling worth. Sir, I believe it is admitted on all hands that since the reform of the Corporation so worthless a set of rotten Whigs never infested the Town Hall with their presence than its present members. With regard the h’gh-souled gentlemen who Misrepresent ...
... interest of the Whigs. We contend that th.: Awes has given no satisfactory reply to our brat charge. and that it has altogether shirked the Whig part of th • second one. This is ominous. Why be so muci. afraid to mention even the name of Whig be as silent ...
... linked together Whig and people; there has hose mech striving fcr ohjaeta, much cheering and even aathasiesitt, but ao todoa hanrt end Tha people never fait tha Whigs to their own; the popular slianat fas the ooontry never or trusted the Whigs ss their true ...
... In msny parts of the county of Down there are fields of grain which will be ready for the tickle in very few day*.— Northern Whig. ...
... onslaught of Lord Normanby has hastened his fall. , . .. , The Morning S(«r admits that, at both sides of the Channel, the Whigs declining influence . but worst o’ all, the Times commences an unfriendly attack the ministry on account of the recent changes ...
... , and brought to the Custom-house, in Deny. This tobacco was supposed to have been brought from the island Tory.— Northern Whig. Sir J. W. Ramsden, M.P., and his Constituents. At the annual meeting of the Bradford Liberal Registration Society, held on ...
... friends that they have the game in their hands, and will be able elect him with ease. We bclive the Radicals and many of the Whigs arc of the same opinion : and it is admitted on all hands that Mr. Hellcw need not trouble himself any more about misrepresenting ...
... star? The result of the election for the new parliamentary seat for Lancashire, which was reported last week, has thrown the Whigs into iliadismay and despondency. Other recent Conservative triumphs were accounted for on various ground such as that the Tories ...
... m assimilates the principles anti borrows the watchwords of its adversary. The Lancashire election is a warning. Both the Whigs and Peclitcs may find out, when it is too late, how entirely they have been dependent on the popularity of the present Prime ...