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... the City and Westminster, that there is a talk of a Conservative candidate for the Tower Hamlets, and even for Finsbury. The Whigs are using the most unscrupulous and unconstitutional means throughout the country, to secure seats for their {arty, especially ...
... apprenticeship system or other substitute lor slavery will tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the •establishment. ...
... stated Manchester, and believe not untruly, that Mrßagehot, of tVitonomist. Who offered himself as the candidate of the Tory-Whig coalition, was anxious to secure the endorsement of Bright, M.P., to his candidature, with the view introducing himself favourably ...
... another, and we fear a yet more potent cause. The resort to bribery and coercion exceeds anything hitherto witnesssed. The Whigs and Whig-Radicals came to the country with the foregone determination to win a majority in the new Parliament, and to stick at ...
... contained no provision for the extension the borough franchise the bulk of the working •lasses. The n ...
... censure cast upon the the Chen Cellor as aimed at the whole Cabinet. This, as to}, Pro Ves, was but a ruse de guerre of the Whigs . pressure upon the place-hunters. The fai) Ward Hunt was admitted on all hands to Stin gi It was weak and ineffective, and ...
... tempers and curb their passions. It is in vain we seek for infallibility in political any more than in ecclesiastical circles. Whig rulers are prone to evil as are Cortsei yative rulers ; but, so long as our system of government by party prevails we must ...
... A SKETCH OF BRISTOL PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. PART 111. ■ Evan Whig- ~ Edward Whig (lio contest.) Bn-te. soi-::.' v.x at caused, the country, the rejection of the Ministerial Bill that, notwithstanding the unprece- , ox ...
... wheu time arrived to reoord their votee iu favour of tbe Conservative oandidates, and than proclaim to other towna that tha Whig Government sheuld not kept iu power on* great man, and that solely for tha purposa of distributing amongst their friends and ...
... speech on the Qaths Bill was peculiarly distasteful to them, and they now show their malignity by voting everywhere in?uvonr of Whigs and Radicals. This circumstance gives several seats to the Ministry in Ireland. Other causes have operated in &otlmd. Although ...
... have no chance. Barrister and a Member of the Junior Carlton Cap Westminster the contest will probably be betwee” Grosvenor (Whig), and W. H. Smith (Conservati¥®” yill general impression seems to be that Mr. J. Stue j stot must in any case be returned. ...
... exchanged Across the green-baized table which divides The wrangling counsel assize time there, Brazen and wiggy. But now the Whigs the right Conservatives in strength the left, position held. The maces shed their gilded glories o'er The Judge's bench, his ...