... HOW THE WHIG-RADICALS MEAN TO FIGHT THE BATTLE FOR THE NEXT COVENTRY ELECTION. So, then, the electioneering cause of Mr. Arthur Peel in Coventry is to be raised on a foundation of calumny, and he is to find success in refuge of lies. Mr. Eaton is to be ...

... PEI L WHIG DESCRIBED BY A RADICAL. The ii.hid of the Right Hun. F. Peel, unfolded to his constituents the other night, is like nothing »o much as a quire of oilleial foolscap and bundle of red tape. Jover, surely, did three thousand people assemble to ...

... following is the close of poll: Harrej (Conservatire) Lee (Whig-Radical) 2,311 313 Conservative majority 1,998 This is a gain of a seat : the late member, Cavendisti (now Lord Chesham), was a Whig. Sudden Deaths. The Barclay and Perkins Vienna, Herr Dreyer ...

... 000 or 8,000 electors we believe, and it is a fact not to be denied, that the landlord influence here is chiefly with the Whigs and Radicals; and yet the Conservative candidates, having the support of the independent middle class, and the Conservative ...

... Gregory, of Stivichall, was the Whig candidate for North Warwickshire, his friends had the impudence, if not something else, to boast of the predominance of influence on their side, and actually published a list of Whig and Radical landlords, who were ...

... here sent to London—a deputation quite as much Whig as Conservative, and the aspersions cast upon him for his kindness this occasion are base as they are false —they are aspersions which none hut Whig-Radical cabal would resort to, and which none would ...

... which the Whig Government has done in this. What foreigners want—(to wit) coal, iron, machinery, raw cotton, &c., —they will take duty free, but our articles of a similar kind to their own manufactures they reject by high duty ; but the Whig Government ...

... article consumption. “Cannot spare it” is the only defence that can offered for the continuance of the malt-tax ; and the Whigs, who stole irto office by the pledgoof peace, retrenchment, and reform’ - will have the hardihood to go on telling the country ...

... Alexandra, which passed the ordeal on-je more in the court of Exchequer on Monday, illustrates the peitinacity with which the Whigs endeavour to make the municipal laws of England square with a particularly crooked policy with regard to the American question; ...

... here sent to London—a deputation quite as much Whig as Conservative; and the aspersions cast upon him for his kindness on this occasion are base as they are false—they are aspersions which none but Whig-Radical cabal would resort to, and which none would ...

... unprecedented and extraordinary array of talent have been concentrated and brought to a focus but for this accursed and infamous Whig-Radical Treaty ? I am, Ac., ONE WHO IS NOT TO BE BAMBOOZLED. IMPORTS AXD EXPORTS—WAGES AXD PROVISIONS, To the Editoe of the ...

... or distinction ; and be rather humiliating the admirers of Mr. f Wellesley Peel in Coventry, to see the character him in the Whig-Radical piper the Daily a ph, one day last wee k. Speaking of the various which have led to the defeat of the Liberal at some ...