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... Liberal politicians was naturally increased by the circumstance that he had begun political life as an ardent Liberal. A Whig and more than a. Wliig' was an expression employed to designate young Mr. Copley, who, long before he became Lord Lyndhurst ...
... alv~tvyooS l v tOPugS * RALus POPUT LIM SRA . SUMMARY. I DOMESTIC. The\ Tories have won another seat. Mr. Trreherne, the Whig-hater, was elected yes- terday for Coventry, the Liberal candidate being in a minority of about 150 at the close of the poll ...
... his first address to his supporters, on Thursday, be plainly told there that he was a Tory, a good old Tory, and hated P Whig as the devil hated holy water. The Liberal candidate is quietly nmd silecessfilly prosecuting his canvass; It is amistakc ...
... Coventry took place yester- day. The show of hands was in favour of AMr. Treherne, who, to quote his own words, 1 hates a Whig as the devil hates holy water. A poll was demanded on behalf, of Mr. Peel, the Liberal candidate. The proceedings at the ...
... confirm the resolution of the committee; and if the working men of North Toxteth ward be true to themselves whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical-Protestant, Catholic, or Hebrew--they will on Monday next also exercise a wise discre- tion by rejecting ...
... the sufirages of the ribbon-manufacturing free- he men of Coventry for a politician who teaches in his parrot to swear at Whigs and Free Traders. en The trifling circumstance that there is not the faintest chance of Mr. Treherne's political a- friends ...
... followed by a gentleman who was heartily supported by the (Conservatives and at Coventry the seat held by the Niostor of the Whigs, the late Right Hon. Edward Ellice, has passed into the hands of a rabid Tory. A general election next spring is by many persons ...
... Independent Voter has mwoi're-al than discretion, and I fear .as much indifference about facts and the truth as he has for Whig, Tory, or Madical in the approaching contest. His conclnsion betrays prejudice, not merely for his own giratification, but ...
... self or by his servants, uses such an instrument shall ever obtain my vote or interest. I care in this matter neither fur Whig, Tory, or RadicaL I love fair dealing between man and man, and if I keep scales and weights and am an honest man I wilv take ...