... the year 1835, the fact is notorious that its most rapid augmentations have invariably taken place under Whig-Radical auspices, and that the Whigs and Radicals are, therefore, solely to be blamed. We took occasion, some time since, to point out that, for ...

... The Latest Whig Blunder. —The establishment of a Penitentiary in the North Riding. A young man shot himself dead, on Saturday, while being driven in a cab from tho Old Kent Road, London, to Chiselhurst. Mr Cross, one of the members for Preston, has announced ...

... THE GREAT IN-COME, OR BLOW-OUT THE WHIGS. THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL. g Dear Sir, —Toots is positively making new man - I begin to think that there is truth in the opinion once, *' . boy, heard delivered on the stage, that a good laugh ...

... The Newcastle Daily Journal. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1802 The Whig-Radicals have felt that if Oxfordshire is not to return a Conservative, they must hurry on the election ; consequently, notice of the writ having been issued was given in last night's Gazette ...

... his appearance, but bave expressed their readiness to take their allotted places under tbe Whig triumphal car. regards the remaining party, adjured by the Whig organ to admire Mr. Gladstone, they can give him a cordial welcome, as one of the best Churchmen ...

... neglected state of the register since that time, the Conservative candidate, Mr, Morritt, of Rokeby, was only able to beat his Whig- Radical opponent, in March of the present year, by a majority 406. It is to be hoped that the result of the present registration ...

... place yesterday, and the result was the return of the Conservative candidate, Mr Chapman, who defeated his opponent, Heneage, Whig, by 20 votes. We give the ; numbers polled at each hour, received from the Electric Telegraph Company. It will be seen that ...

... Bill offered by Lord Derby for one promised by the Whigs, remember that a bird in the hand worth two in the bush. intelligence, respectability, and influence of tbe country has long since abandoned the Whig- Radicals, and now it appears that even the populace ...

... equal, with six seats unfilled, as follows : Since elected. 1. Finshury Mr E. Cox Whig. 2. Gloucester 3. Do 4. Nottingham Sir R. Clifton Rad. 5. Worcestershire P. Vernon Whig. 6. Wakefield The three seats not filled up, I have not heard what has become of ...

... disgusted with Whiggery, that they had rather have rabid ultramontan ist, pledged to Repeal, than a Whig pure and simple, because they feel that the Whigs, always ready to make use of them for party purposes, have kicked down the ladder by which they had ...

... apparent, even to j the Whigs of the audience and form bad features in Whig prospects at the next election, because they indicate the decline of the power and influence of the party. These unfavourable manifestations shewed to the Whig members for the district ...

... '° The North Riding Election _ti',„ , the North Riding of Yorkshire contest Hon. O. Duneombe (Conservative) * E. S. Cayley (Whig) M« J. C. Dundas (Liberal) .i^vi,;*;! Plumpers for- 4,J7i Duncombe . Cayley Dundas ..-'r Split votes for— Duncombe and ...