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happy beings whose hard lot it is to be the victim of Whig duplicity (laughter); whilst in the man who

... happy beings whose hard lot it is to be the victim of Whig duplicity (laughter); whilst in the man who did boil his peas may be perceived the type of a true, sagacious, wide-awake Conservative (applause) ; belonging to that goodly band of electors, who ...

WYCOMBE ELECTION

... WYCOMBE ELECTION. The polling took place Tuesday, and for once the Whig Government and their equally unlucky protege, Mr. Remington Mills, have achieved a success. A Whig seat was vacant, and they have not lost it. The event, course, will be trumpeted ...

OXFORD COUNTY ELECTION,

... remarked that not a Whig was at the Board, for a real Bedford Whig if he cannot have all his own way will not do anything; and besides, it is hinted that the Whigs have a direct advantage in staying away, for never again can they as a “Whig party” in Bedford ...

CORRESPONDENCE,

... cannot have all liil own way will not do anything; and besides, it is hinted that the Whigs have a direct advantage in staying away, for never again can they a Whig party Bedford have a majority : they know this, for they can see as far into a political ...

Observation 18

... disgust to the public, and had caused Conservative reaction throughout the country. The idea was ridiculed every Whig journal and every Whig orator, and is repudiated by them to this moment; but the people evidently intend that liberals shall understand ...

DEATH OF MR. CAYLEY, M.P

... either of the great political parties. He was returned in the first instance as Whig, and for several years he voted, and for a still longer period he sat, with the Whig party. The corn law agitation first decidedly threw him among the Conservatives, ...

ELECTION GAINS AND LOSSES

... LOSSES. The following ia a statement of the gaina and losses of Conservatives and Whig-Radicala respectively, since the general election of 1859 : Conservative Cains. Whig-Radical Gains. Dartmouth 1 Bodmin 1 Taunton 1 Berwick 1 Aylesbury 1 Whitby 1 Ayreshire ...

MUNICIPAL ELECTION

... Jones, who have been appointed aldermen. There were five candidates Messrs. Harrison, Hurst, Tregenza, Read, and Dines two Whigs and three Radicals. The contest did not excite much general interest, but a considerable quantity of beer was consumed, and ...

LIBERAL HOPES AND FEARS

... disgust to the public, and had caused a Conservative reaction throughout the country. The idea was ridiculed by every Whig journal and every Whig orator, and is repudiated by them to this moment; but the people evidently intend that liberals shall understand ...

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS

... they knew, or ought to know, that an adverse verdict against them would be echoed and applauded throughout the nation. The Whigs had, year after year, stuck up as the grand words of their party, Reform and R.c-ti’enchmentand on the credit of these cries ...

A FEELER

... A FEELER Notices, of which the following is a copy, verbatim et literatim, have been served by the Whig Agent, upon the parties whose names appear at the head : To Tliead Pearce, Esq., Town Clerk, John Howard, Mayor, Mr. John Trapp, John Richard Bull ...