... subscription to the Relief Fund had nothing whatever with it, and that certain members of the old Whig party were amongst the foremost in inducing him to come forward, though they afterwards shabbily turned their backs on him. justify Mr. Eaton’s candida'ure ...

... was not allowed speak. The conclave of Whigs, who had been yelping for the union of all parties, resolved as soon they heard the lirst murmur of dissent from Mr. Taunton’s lips, to put iiim down at once. The Whig chairman wriggled shuffled and ordered ...

... of these demonstrations was to make cause for Whiggery here. Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel presented himself, from the first, a Whig and nothing more, or in other words, a supporter of Lord Palmerston’s government.” It has been said that Palmerston is Conservative ...

... not allowed to speak. The conclave of Whigs, who had been yelping for the union of all parties, resolved as soon as they heard the lirst murmur of dissent from Mr. Taunton’s lips, to put him down at once. The Whig c iairman wriggled ind shuffled and ordered ...

... and in spirit also. Besides, the spirit of the Mayor has moved about a ,'ood deal. We believe that in 1826 it was with the Whigs, Moore and Ellice. In 1832 with the Conservati\e Dugdale. In 1847 with the Conservative Sir George Turner. In 1854 it travelled ...

... which he has advanced so little purpose so many times before. Liberalism has had its grand demonstration. The sche.tne of the Whigs for tricking the Radicals has made its first development in a budget of chsatery concluding with an exhibition of unparalleled ...

... BRIGHTON ELECTION, MONDAY, RETURN of the CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. Moor (Conservative) 1663 Fawcett (Whig Radical) 14-68 Goldsmid (Whig) 775 Dumas (Radical) 216 Harper (Conservative) 82 Giving Mr. Moor, the Conservative, a majority of 195 over the highest ...

... won’t be gulled any longer their sophistry, having learned too many bitter lessons in the school of adversity to be cajoled by Whig-Radicalism ; and never was Cobbett’s truism, “theroad to an Englishman’s brains is through bis belly,” more exemplified than ...

... Cannibal Islands.” Sung at the meeting of the Coventry Conservative Association, on Wednesday, February 24, 1864. Now, all hungry Whigs, who wait For pickings from your Premier’s plate, Attend, while I predict the fate, Of the Chief of the Liberal Party. No more ...

... English influence abroad has dwindled under the management of a pure old Whig. THE BRIGHTON ELECTION. Judging from the many columns of leading articles put forth in the Liberal press —Whig and Radical —admonishing the electors of Brighton beforehand as to their ...

... usefulness” are promised, but what they are, or of their usefulnfss, the public ire left entirely in the dark. Altogether, the- Whig speech is too unsubstantial for criticism, and is beneath contempt as an official document, put forth as apology for what used ...

... o’clock. BRIGHTON ELECTION, MONDAY. RETURN of the CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. Moor (Conservative) 1663 Fawcett (Whig Radical) 1468 Goldsmid (Whig) 775 Dumas (Radical) 246 Harper (Conservative) 82 Giving Mr. Moor, the Conservative, a majority of 195 over the ...