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... battles best they can. They certainly will not yield the blandishments of their Whig opponents who have many times before made tools of them. Let have fair stand-up fight. The Whigs can go for the two present member*. The Tories for their man and tiie Radicals ...
... are already very active measures on foot for promoting the interest of Whig electioneerers among the rural constituencies. The recent contest for East Kent and the gain of a Whig vote for that division, has imparted great excitement to the agents of Brooks's ...
... minority of 26 to 31; and it is equally true that more favour than they received could hardly bo expected from the loading Whigs, Lord Lansdowne, Mr. Danby Seymour, and their followers. But it is not without chagrin that they tind such old and tried friends ...
... boroughs in England, the Whigs are right ; on the other hand, when the forward movement is too rapid, the Tories do well to check it. Although I am not quite so old as certain joule. stela pretend, I have several times seen the Whigs and the Tories succeed ...
... repeal of the Corn Law or resigning. If he resigned rather than do this, the Whigs were ready to take the plunge. If proposed and carried the repeal, with the aid the Whigs, sure onco more to break up the Tory party. The fix was complete, whatever may ...
... scarcely have the hardihood to say that he is fitting representative for largo and important constituency like Newcastle. The Whigs took him when Mr. Ridley resigned simply because they had no better man at that time available. It was hoped that with years ...
... the captain of the local rifle corps, and the son of a gentleman who sat for Peterborough for many years. In division of the Whigs, (Conservative candidate would have excellent chancSoi success. ...
... and is the son of a gen- tleman who sat for Peterborough for many years. A Con- servative candidate in this division of the Whigs could hardly fail of success. It is announced that Mr. Whalley is in very indifferent health. The hon. gentleman was to have ...
... great influence, and about that time he commenced taking an active part in public affairs. He was at that time an independent Whig, and at the first election after the passing of the Reform Bill he contested East Kent, in conjunction with Sir R. Cosway, ...
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... influence, and about that time he commenced taking an active part in public affairs. He was at that time an inde-1 pendent Whig, and at the first election after the passing of the Reform Bill, he contested East Kent, in conjunction with Sir Richard Cosway ...
... boroughs in England, the Whigs are right ; on the other hand, when the forward movement is too rapid, the Tories do well to check it. Although I am not quite so old as certain jour. nsls pretend, I have several times seen the Whigs and the Tories succeed ...