... emanated from the Whigs ; and it was to the Whigs that the must look to fight the battles of the people. (Load (cheers. There bad been no great measure palmed unless the Wiuge had done it, and now the Tories took words out of the Whig dictionary to curry ...

... on the paasiog of the Reform bill he came forward as candidate for the North Riding. In spite of the opposition of the great Whig and Tory families, who resented his independent opinions, he secured his election by the organisation of the email holders ...

... seriously and resolutely at work, or be and his colleagues must make way for others who will. We must have men to govern, be they Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, who have a sprinkling of earnestness in their composition; who will not only propose, but be determined ...

... Mr. Grenfell. says :— I am not an expectant placeman, the puppet of a Whig Government, as he is I I I have not learia.cl political subserviency as the obsequious Secretary of Whig Cabinet Ministers! I don't conceal the occupation of my life, and the means ...

... those of Mr. Milbank, but they dared not vote for him. Doubtless instances may be quoted by the other aide of unfair dealing by Whig landlords ; but as none such have come to our knowledge we conclude that they are far less numerous. As before remarked, in ...

... be mere disguises by sobriety. Wby are staunch and steadfast Tories like baldbeaded persons ? Became tbey never were (wear) Whigs (wigs.) Asmom.—He whose mind is fed upon facia in his youth will and admirable luxuries in the fancies of his eid age. A gentleman ...

... fit and proper person to represent the North Riding of Yorkshire. I do not see bow he can be qualified to be such, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical ; and, gentlemen. it is an exceedingly di ffi cult matter to tel what he fa. (Cheers and disapprobation.) ...

... Conservative contemporaries (the Newcastle Daily Journal) feelingly complains, that there is an overwhelming preponderance of Whig and Radical newspapers daily instilling the most mischievous principles into all, but especially the working classes ; and ...

... between General Wool and Burnside and the Confederate Generals Hager and Holmes for the release of 14 , 000. The Petersburg Whig states that, on the 190, eighteen of the Monitor 'a crew were ashore at City Point, and were surprised by the Confederates ...

... found out the character and the bearing of the men of the North, Riding? and he knew a finer body of men Sid rot exist, whether Whig or Tory (Cheers) He had been called on by one of the leading Cayleyites to stand forthe North Riding; and being inclined thereto ...

... I think my views have been pretty fairly stated, and I think there are but few dent re W the North Riding, whither they be Whig, or Tory, or Radical, who do nut perfectly well know what my views are. (Hear, hear.) I shall not take the trouble to refute ...

... Milbank is making progress and that his assertion that more votes will be recorded in his favour than were ever yet done for a Whig is begincing to be believed, the supporter. of the Tory Centhdate are now very close race Instead of a Conservative victory ...