... n•• .ve recorded delivered in other ')r Frrra-u . .nonneed himself come to Ulm.iv - *lll .it r**m lo •»! *•» ’.nation of the Whigs, who f**r thir. vy., I r. i-rned supreme, and sjvike with .-utmost, confidi • .lu? result the contest. He v. •♦! idv man »• ...

... (Applause) to tell Whig clique long tbe town that 2700 electors Devonport longer to like flock generation been being borough from their midst during long reign of Whiggery of generation it them to their longer submit to which Whigs large town During in ...

... he has not,”—Applause). His speeches were composed denunciations of the Whigs, as though they had caused all the misery and misfortune that had come upon the w’orld since the Whigs had had an existence(laughter). There was not word to indicate any alteration ...

... conviction for conspiracy is greatly reduced. At moment when a Tory cbampi.m is so boastfully offering to deliver Devonport from Whig thraldom,” it instructive to reflect on what may be ex* pected from bis party the town in the event of their obtaining power ...

... rcatiaas to to tha ecwtiaaaace J--tiii rra liitto farther I liitte fa af - hradioaraly tefaga them If fatS? fra aa of S-tiora far Whig cf tba - ’ Bill pocket af m (faterq Mr Ban embasmg: it They alas tra was of woald tbair in a Thera krawltol tiarsf drfficalty ...

... been abused by the Whigs, while he had not abused the \V hig candidate, he reminded the meeting that Mr. Ferraud could not cast obloquy upon the Whigs, as was hi* habit, without touching Sir Frederick Grey, who was a Whig of the Whigs ; congratulating the ...

... sacrifice position fleet in ? (“No!”) nil higher Ihe !”) Well longer thie would to the connection election Their made deal Whig iotimida ion Whig domination” but this which certainly his attention be Wbiga rained office for to power ruin tbe borough for its benefit ...

... any necessary precaution was neglected. At a moment when a Tory champion is so boastfully offering to deliver Dcvouport from Whig thraldom,” it is instructive to reflect on what may he expected from his party hy the town in the event of their obtaining ...

... Addington’s chances At Lislmm the excitement prevails respecting the election Riotiug taken place formidable extent The Northern Whig the houses the supporters of the Liberal candidate Mr Barbour were wrecked by a mob Tlie Conservative papers however accuse ...

... bless you !” ask*you all to forget, soon as you possibly can, the seer hi tv of partv feeling raised by this great coufiicb Whig and Tory and Radical! now sit down at the Him - festive board —(hear, hear)—enjov each other’s society ion have previously ...

... far into this question. Now,with referenceto\\ higintimidation 1 and Whig domination. I was much struck with one point in these gentlemen’s addresses. _ They say the borough is under Whig domination—that has suffered from domination—(A Voice from the Co ...

... tonegiect thorn little and to roadjuatment in in forfeited aennee to of further to tend to the ny and (From United Service Much Whig one their pet Devonport Admiralty more it ie the most severe blow latter body could received Devonport for firct time member ...