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... WHIG SENTIMENTS AND VOTES We shall look with some degree of curiosity for the votes of a good many persons who profess them- selves to be of the Liberal and ' ' Reform party, but who, if we may judge by their own language, abhor the idea of lowering ...
... THE WHIGS! * Friend of Mr. F. Milbank's having applied to 1 Cleveland Vicar for his vote, the following answer was returned, which churchmen may think over with ' profit. My Dear Sir,—l owe you many apologies for not • replying sooner to your note. • ...
... THE SOBER SADNESS OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sin,— Mr. Baines and his friends seem quite scandalised that the Conservatives should have descended to the mean and despicable device of issuing squibs 1 The extreme gravity of the ...
... Baines (Whig) 1803 William Brougham ( Whig) 1665 1837, July— Edward Baines (Whig) 2028 Sir Wm. Moleswortby Bart. (Radical) 1880 Sir John Beckett, Bart. (Tory) 1759 1841, July— William Beckett (Conservative) 2076 1 William Aldam, jun. (Whig) 2043 Joseph ...
... Earl of Derby, I for his colleague in place of a Whig-Radical. So ■-when The Times uttered it* great cry, * it bad little wool to show for it It Kay be pretty nearly summed up in the regain by the Whig- Radicals of a seat which they lately lost at Exeter ...
... or the Radical consenting to fur. : desires and to support the Whigs for tin sake. When the common desire to keep it Tories out of office proves less powerful tbao ! objection of both Whig and Radical part., i or other of the above courses, a Liberal ...
... Russia, and Germany, although without the advantage of the Whig party : and, en the other hand, there are two or three matters, such as the Chinese war and the Danish policy, which the Whigs may take wholly to themselves without any one disputing their ...
... greater dra;{ in this matter than gress. And so as to Church-rates. At t . the Whigs make great profession lieve Dissenters from the burthen u| i had it not been for Whig and Radi, ?? Derby Ministry, Dissenters would ,„•/.. [.ay Church- rates anywhere ...
... Mr. Turner himself ; while the defeated Whig-Radical candidate in 1801, Mr. Cheetham, obtained 89 votes more than the num- ber which has now placed Mr. Gladstone second on the poll. We have here followed the Whig-Radi- cal return. Perhaps some of the smaller ...
... a Conservative point of view, a con- stitutional Whig, with a Conservative following to retain, be not preferable to a Liberal-Conservative who has to consider the party leanings of influen- tial Whig supporters. But, on the other hand, since The Times ...
... THE LEEDS ELECTION Had the Whig-Radical party in Leeds been con- tent to abstain from opposing the re-election of Mr. Beecroft, in return for like moderation on the Conservative side towards Mr. Baines, the imme- diate practical result of the contest ...
... John Ramsden to come forward for tbe Northern Division of the West Riding as an independent member, on inde- pendent grounds. Whigs and Conservatives alike wonld, I feel persuaded, rally round him, not only as a large landholder, and so fitly representing ...