... these statements yon are mistaken. Had the first been true, Whig landlords would have hardly found it necessary to post sentries in the polling booths, to see that their tenants plumped for the Whig candidate. Nor would an agent of the other side have told ...

... terms with the whigs whatever. There were no politicians so abseolutely dangerous and fatal to political reform as the whigs. (Applause.) Alderman GoiDSBn said that what the people hed gained they had gained by their own efforts. The whigs only helped thema ...

... s, and such warnings as to the treachery of the Whigs from one of their own party, it is difficult to understand upon any legitimate principle of reasoning, how anybody can be induced to trust the Whigs again. They are, according to the showing of their ...

... Commons, while the noble lord was in the full tide of popularity and success. It would seem, from tbe rumours abroad, that the Whig party are afraid to run the active life of the First Lord against the duration of the House, and that they are about to appeal ...

... :— “* Would to God. there were 40,000 such men ag you in certain should cease to flutter in an breeze, certain and certain Whigs, with their ae the mountain to avoid the sir, there are 40,000—aye, 100,060—men aa you do, who ny tee the history of the past ...

... lb., sod each In air-tight rackets of 4 ea., I os., and lea each. at lc, 14.1 d., 4d., end in ed. pee lb., by the appointee Whig thrgeghoet the ...

... the Gkettstershire Scriptere Readers' Society was held at the Toßay, ea Tuesday. Rail Dneie, the president of the society, Whig enable to be pretreat. bin place was taken by 11r. Holland, M.P. He. In some pointed remarks, spoke of the falling off in the ...

... that Her ministers are meditating a coup de main. Candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where a Whig has not dared to show his face for many years before, and where success could only be possible now by the of a surprise; and ...

... from his cradle in an atmosphere of bigotry, he came forward early in life as the friend of religious liberty, and when the Whigs, forgetting the services rendered to them as a party by the Catholics of the United Kingdom for more than twenty years, and ...

... —Fer ef tonight, Ae te this If. T. WILSON A CHAMBERS, 21. All et raft.lighterage.lts. to ha horse by lb. ehlppere. Bills ef Whig te be ohishied from Ileum J.wwwies. ...

... no terms with the Whigs whatever. There were no politicians so absolutely dangerous and fatal to political reform as the Whigs. (Applause.) Alderman said that what the people had gained they had gained by their own efforts. The Whigs only helped them through ...

... made under the pressure of extreme peril are forgotten as soon as the emergency which produced them has passed away, and that Whig legislators are still the most arrant violaters of their promise to be found in the gross band of the unfaithful. Wehope ...