... night the Town Hall when resolution adopting him candidate unanimously passed principal topics of speech were hostility to the Whigs denunciation of Government influence in the election Sir Frederick Grey addressed meeting Stonehouse Electors St George’s Hall ...

... riles int muffs if Writ In I thr t of f n the Whig but from its inSitical I you public services wrking-men I until I your dictation That I come tinu years y ilghtins Borough iu the Courts with -neew Whig aod once I have will agiiu nff 4th 13 TO THE OF ...

... said Mr would hlierate them which the Whigs would pursue? They did not hid the from the everlasting thmldom the last thirty years - electors go to the poll and record their votes, hut the domination of the local Whigs and the London Wlngt. to remain neutral; ...

... busily electors in Stonehouse yesterday and in evening the Liberal candidate met his supporters at Stoke and Mr Ferrand against Whig domination in S Hall In their circular February Messrs John Pender and Co of Manchester call attention to some interesting ...

... have risen against those who had oppressed them so long ns the Whigs had oppressed Devonport. Now was their time to rise; and if they did not, they would deserve to wear the chains of Whig shivery to the bust hour of their lives, and tbier children to ...

... field back Mr night tbe Loom no against him veteran’s lego to bic Ohtllo whieperiege child roar of immortal Jove If there or Whig— woraeof tbe at tbe Towo-bill be must felt comfortable did the Moor exclaimiog By worth mine eternal soul born wak’d wrath” ...

... intimidate the hon candidate on to speak of 1 1 Mil to Liberal! J J krtk to become with Whig bruah high character for fidelity of purpose spoke of I compact Whig Radicri in Willi’ Rooms in 1859 purpose of 1 Derby from power compared Reform Bill brought ...

... accuses the noble lord dealing falsely by him, and expresses his astonishment that a Protectionist Peer should substitute a Whig Free Trader although his own brother—for so sturdy Protectionist m the present member for Knarcsborough.”—(K ...

... arrangement ti Borough it I pursued been the at Elective Franchise in utterly st that aa usual hear of the of Writ In 1 fought e Whig Vua!age in which I tw-thirus of r identifiel Party were length t from its assert political you on the men 1 niyvjlf rest your ...

... the j Reform Bill. The Whigs had made the Radicals their cat’s-paw. Returning the question of his own candi- dature, said that although the electors had not hitherto placed confidence in him he had not deserted them ; hut the Whig*, in whom they had confided ...

... going to give to the Whigs greater they Buffered during last years Speaking of tbe minue to such j objection been raised said he took in Parliament of the first ! i lh bo it of the lot be sons of be to moke of frtedoro would the Whigs iu borough on extending ...

... up Mr mob speech. \Ve finish on this head when wc say that all he had previously abused were abused over again ; that the Whigs” were blackguarded in the most exhaustive fashion, and that the Britons” of Devonport were reminded that,if not prepared to ...