... attribute his apparent neglect of the younger Liberals mainly to this cause. He was virtually tho head of two parties, the Whigs and the Peelites, each containing many powerful candidates for his office, and was not altogether free to sot aside their claims ...

... thrift and forethought were the test character and iotellegenoe (cries of 'i t Lord Chancellor, whig*jobbery.) What Lord Chancellor—(•'You vote for whig jobbery. cheers and groans.) The fact was the question never to a vote—(Ob, oh, unanimous against ...

... after the usual loyal toasts were drunk, Mr. Lake Taylor rose to address the company, and in doing so, entered on the subject Whigs and Tories, taking the part the latter; and thinking make his subject more forcible, he brought tho late Rev. Henry Wright ...

... leaders, and the sesame ' Zteu ? hearts ot the constituencies- (hear, v. waa embodied in Earl Russell to raiae the name or the Whigs had managed tokeepTi theil hands, or be might say their hands in 1 -(laughterandl They t&Zd bat what had they done ? was something ...

... certain defeat, and he always stood by his party. It was asserted that he had split his vote on former occasion, and let in whig Others were charged with having split formerly for Lore Seymour at borough elections; and this led to a mor serious accusation ...

... will lead to the conviction of persons who have recently (since the election), been committing depredations on his and other Whig neighbours' properties. One night last week these miscreants unhung the gates, one of which thoy carried off, and let into ...

... always opposed every change that would give the people more power, and yet they have gone nearer to chartism then ever the whigs did. The tories abolished the property qualifications for members of parliament. Mr. Walpole proposed to give the suffrage ...

... the meeting adjourned to that day six months. [Just at this time Mr. Pyle was seen coming, notice in hand, and one of the whig eloctioneerers ran down stairs to engage him in conversation.] Thus ended what will, it is to be hoped, be the last attempt ...

... recording their vote for a representative in Parliament. In his view it was of no consequence whether the candidate were a whig, tory, a radical, a conservative, or a non-descript, or by whatever political name he might be known ; only let it be understood ...

... opportunity of recording their vote for a representative in Parliament. Inhisviewitwasofno consequence whether the candidate were whig, a tory, a radical, a conservative, or non-descript, or by whatever political name he might be known ; only let it be understood ...