... added -Be that it may there is one thing you will not deny I mean ** Whig decay (loud cheers). Whiggism has, nearly passed away to the things that were; it is almost a matter of history. Whig is now one of extinct s t ucies. like magatherium or dodo (shouts ...

... other principle could tho apparent caprice of the Biilgoorth electors be accounted for, as we have never yet understood tbnt Whig proclivities were so strongly developed there as to induce tbem to discard a representative who has served them long and well ...

... Whiggish and senior colleague. At Coventry **o men of extreme views polled numbers which no Whig would havo approached. The Chartist Alderman Cowen has displaced the Whig Beaumont at Nowcastle-on-Tyne, while tha Staffordshire namesake of the great northern ...

... of nnmbeis of houses be longing to Conservatives, these cowardly ruffians wearing the Kadi- al colours Several gentlemen of Whig tendency tell that the leison has not Wen lost upon them. Let these propie get the upper band, they say, a« tht-y certainly ...

... (have to regret the loss of Knaresborough. The Irish law olficcrs are likely to find seats their own country, a event for the Whig lawyers Belfast true to her Conservative colours. Plymouth is the full tide' of excitement at the present moment. The inhabitants ...

... numbers of houses be- |°oging to Conservatives, these cowardly ruffians wearing r|\o Radical colours. Several gentlemen of Whig tendency J*ll me that the lesson has not been lost upon them. Let Jhe»e people get the upper hand, they say, as they cer- k ...

... been the Whig purists who have, been m.seated. The best course to pursue with such places would be div •raticliisemont, and let the seats bo, given to some county constituencies where bribery does not exist. The other ■fat carried hy the Whigs in Nort ...

... universally been th© Whig purists who have K en unseated. The best course to pursue with such places would dis* fraDchuemcnt, and lit the scats given to som»* county constituencies wherv biiberr does not e\bt. The other ■eat csrried by the Whigs in Northurnberlaml ...

... their Radical allies (hear). Accordingly a meeting was summoned between tho Whigs and the Radicals, and at that meeting the usual agreement was come to, namely, that the Whigs should hive the places, ami that the- Radicals should have the promises (cheers ...

... Conservative. This is as it ought to be ;it testifies that, however the Reform Aot of 1832 may have falsified, in favour of the Whigs, the true expression of English public opinion, the mind of those classes who lead and chiefly constituto that opinion is at ...

... present tho abolition of tho Established Church and the confiscation of the land, has made another unholy compact with the Whigs, and after sulking six or seven jears has embraced the ca with the utmost ardour. A Police Inspector Convicted At the Northampton ...

... threatened to iurolvo the wholo of Europe, and threatened, too, to find England, thanks to tho disgraceful mismanage- ment of her Whig Governments, utterly unpre- pared. It was necessary, therefore, in view of tbo possible dangers, that the navy ehould be re- ...