... patronage, the latter by actually appearing in full uniform at an electoral meeting, and waving his white handkerchief for the Whig candidate. It appears that Mr. FERRAND, in his speeches to the electors at Devonport, had accused Sir B. WALKER of having stopped ...

... upon those whom he had previously assured that his bluster meant no harm, the 7imes, the last ally in the public press of the Whig Ministry, has taken the place of the discomfited Tailor, and commenced to bully after its own peculiar fashion. The leading ...

... kept in hand to crush the attempts of those who may seek to achieve their liberties. The antiquated imbeci- lity of the Whigs, and those who support them, would be ludicrous indeed were its consequences not fraught with disgrace and loss of prestige ...

... nearly right us the headland. Providentially the whole of the crew asd poseurs wore eared in ►oats, but all efforts failed is Whig the slip and the latest telegram that ►ad neon, and the shore was strews with unless wreck and dvertisewent.l--Rovir. AwrUtianr ...

... classes alike to the hard, though equitable exactions of necesity. HERALD.—Mr. Ferrand's list of charges against of lon g the Whig Admiralty ocials is a one, but we take leave to s a y it h as not been disproved. And, notwithstanding th e outrageous insolence ...

... theoanrldy h p, e pd t thoughl in equitable exaction s o f neces it y. HERALD.— c h arges Mr. Ferrand's li s t of against the Whig Admiralty officials is a long one, but we take leave to say it h as not b een disproved. And, notwithstanding the outrageous ...

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... upon those whom he had previously assured that his bluster meant no harm, the limes, the last ally in the public press of the Whig Ministry, has taken the place of the discomfited Tailor, and commenced to bully after its own peculiar fashion. The leading ...

... appeared in the uniform of his rank at the Town Hall on the occasion, and taken an active part in support of Sir A. Buller, the Whig candidate, by waving his handkerchief and leading off the cheers. The hon. member further commented in severe terms upon the ...

... io the uniform of his rank at the Town-hall on the occasion, and taken an active part in the support of Sir A. Boller, the whig candidate, by waving hie handkerchief and leading off the cheers. The hon. masher further commented in severe terms upon the ...

... single-minded devotion to administrative duties, were vindicated with all the ardour of personal admiration and affection by Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, who had the best right to speak in his behalf. The of the ADNISALTY was betrayed for a moment into a ...

... appeared in the uniform of his rank at the Ton Hall on the occasion, and taken an active part in support of Sir A. Buller, the Whig candidate, by waving his handkerchief and leading off the cheers. The hen. member further commented in severe terms upon the ...