... Collier (Whig) T. B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockburn (Conservative) There waa a contest again in 1837 J. Collier (Whig) T.B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockhurn (Conservative) 581 Hon. P. Blackwood In 1841 the contest gave the following results— T. Gill ( ...

... battle. Some of the electors find a difficulty in discovering the difference between the candidate who will vote to keep the Whigs and the other who will not vote to put them out. The Permissive Bill appears to be the only question on which a difference ...

... wonderful testimony favour of the principles which have been promoted chiefly the Whigs, and which arc now universally acknowledged and approved. The fact that the Whigs have given those important measures to which Mr. Collier alluded affords their parly ...

... Banquet to Earl Russell at Newcastle-on- is fixed for Monday next. The Earl of Durham W'll be in the chair, and large number of Whig nobles, ecclesiastics, and gentry, will present Naval Volunteering is prcceecling with great spirit at Sunderland. There are ...

... as dishonest and subversive the constitution in depriving the freeholder of bis vote, from which circumstance it failed. The Whig Reform Bill was talked out, and at present there ditl not exist that degree of political excitement which was necessary to ...

... of Mr. Rennie as a Conservative candidate for Totnes in the following manner:—“The borough of Totnes was for many years a Whig pocket borough, the two seats being in the gift of the Duke of Somerset. Not very long ago, one of those seats was wrested ...

... gallant W. B. denounced Lord Robert Montagus recent denunciation of party spirit, and pleaded for the old distinctions between Whig and Tory—not Conservative —with- which he declared that should fall into fathomless depths of nonsense, introduce anarchy into ...

... recorded that the Mayor of Launceston is not to be set aside by depnty lieutenant, or anybody else. The Mayor, whether he be Whig, Tory, or Radical, is the representative of the inhabitants, and responsible for the whole of the procceedings. (Hear, hear ...

... lives the Ignorance of Ids fellows by the unmanly occupation of shouting Conservatism or Liberalism. Already have the terms Whig and Tory- Income obsolete. It remains for tho Electors of Plymouth to give the proper position to Conservatism and mind Die ...

... and met with a favourable reception. At Lincoln Mr. Bramley-Moore is said the Conservatives to be winning the support of the Whigs as well as the Tories. Oldham Mr. Fox has given notice that will not offer himself for re-election after the next dissolution ...

... but lives the ignorance of his fellows the unmanly occupation shouting Conservatism or liberalism. Already have the terms Whig ami Tory become olisolete. It remains for the Electors Plymouth to give the proper position to Conservatism and Liberalism ...

... lives outlie Ignorance of his fellows by the unmanly occupation of shoutiug Conservatism or Liberalism. Already have the terms Whig and Tory become obsolete. It remains for Electors of Plymouth give the pro| ...