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... incomplete measure adopted by the Whigs, in order to secure a long lease of office to themselves and political discomfiture I o their rivals. In this, if such was their object, they have undoubtedly succeeded. The Whigs have held a long, almost an undisputed ...
... THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. Behold, my friends, what blessings to the nation Loom in the distance from Whig Legislation : Land made to bear all burdens the State The country saddled with Union-rate ; Towns petted and relieved at your ...
... ascribe the success of Lord Cour- to the corrupting influences exercised over the Is that fair solution of the Whig disaster ? *» the Whig candidate had been successful no such aI, Unny would have been uttered against tbe PJxeter Rectors. Tbat there is ...
... success of Lord Courtenay to the corrupting influences exercised over the electors. Is that a fair solution of tbe Whig disaster Lf the Whig candidate had been successful no such calumny would have been uttered against the Exeter electors. Tbat there is ...
... rhelvaa, an tl cellaret ; oleo tl•ree recret elpbosr.ls —For further prrticular, apply to A. SIMPPON, Rnilway Bookseller. /Whig. ...
... other town sell— We'll never do good the the Exe. power irresistible, the author of Christabel, long since to sweep the Whig-Radical decks; •though kin te the poet, his actions don't show it, Tins renegade Coleridge who flies from the Exe. Indays that ...
... for him now ? Radical electors certainly will not liave him, and though doubtless Mr. Newdegate could do with few Whig votes, the Whigs certainly will not have him if they can help it. But will consistent Conservatives have himhave the deserter of their ...
... boroughs, and even in the case of Whig county seats the tenure might thought too insecure for any needless risks. An * Irish peerage or a baronetcy consoled one or two aspirants to the upper order of the aristocracy, l no Whig seats were endangered at that ...
... REA U LA R LIN ft af PACK IBTO ler BATA NORA& I Ike kat if kr earied, fork* * le ATIr L RAS. \ The he Whig Brig IIIIIIAC ; per register 216 ter; sorry tar 'nu. slid remit A I der yews r ' sad errs .111 be heed ia ail • dna tars ef freight r purge apply ...
... Tories. Thirty years ago it returned by large majorities two Liberals. The cause of the apparent reaction simply that the old Whigs of the borough not seem to be able to acknowledge the advance of political principles which has taken place during the last ...
... general election of 1859 the Whigs and Radicals effected a junction for the purpose of throwing out the Tory member, and it was distinctly understood between the leaders of both parties that each should select its own man. The Whigs having found the man of ...
... old political connections. They adore everything that calls itself by the name of Whig. They delight traditions, Whig clubs, Whig society; and to tear them from the Whig connection would be as painful as the process of tearing a limpet from the rock. But ...