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... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NORWICH. Gentlemen - , I hasten to assure you that the libels put forth respecting me in the Whig and Radical newspapers of to-day are scandalous and false, and that Connniitee have in their possession writ'.en proof that ...
... attempted to secure the three seats, Mr. 'Walter (of the Timet) and lis Whig colleague are thrown out, and three Consetva- tives elected. In East Norfolk the truly-liberal injunction of the Whig Earl of Leicester to his tenants to vote for Colonel Coke has been ...
... WATERS.” -tor thirsty Norwich by drought nearly dried, - -nservativo force pure Waters relied; ■ lie Poster tuff care of the Whig party found ’.Valera could scarcely maintain his own ground. ; ■ said, untarnished must Norwich appear, '! h tcft* and Full* ...
... glorious constitution—[loud laughter and uproar]—to the Whigs. You have heard a great deal about the Whigs and the Volunteer Force. Who have been its great promoters 1 the Tories as well as the Whigs. I will venture say there is as much enthusiasm in favour ...
... nomination; when aMr l l notice on the husting hatte was J* i every vote tendered forh£ SJSbe glb course this all a awa 7 Whig dodges which the: party.kniw use, not only Cambridgeshire, but in the neighbouring county of Herts. But it did not avail for ...
... eooduated by the / y SATURDAY JULY ilk 1565 boilhuboldere in tie borough digmatined to not having wind INK er 7001. num it Whig wile to Gams a list, which I should have osibiWiast 4M I dim es. A Wig, not ler no, witL i aecidentally up the pra d the borough ...
... as it will show some ! voting after the strong assurances o tlo Whig? that they should not approve a with Mr. Chambers. It is a significant . ,ice tary upon this promised virtuous the Whigs that whilst Colonel Stuart’s P amount to ffSl, those of Mr. S. ...
... (cheers). Well, the Whigs refused that settlement (hear). They have never offered any other;—and the settlement of the in thenhands now further off than it was years ago (hear). Lastly, as the Malt-Tax: what were the promises Whigs? If the Com Laws were ...
... battle and deserved well at their hands giving them the opportunity of recording their votes for civil and religious liberty. Whigs and Tories were still pretty much what they ever were, though now they were called Conservatives and Liberals. The Tories looked ...
... the present Government has no, the full confidence of the country. Public patronage has beer, so long in the hands of the Whigs, and has been kept so exclusively amongst themselves, that an elector who votes iv opposition to their wishes does so with ...
... Well, the Whigs refused that settlement (hear). They have never offered any other;— an the settlement of tho question thenhands is now further off than it was years ago (bear). Lastly, as to the Malt-Tax: what were the Promises of the Whigs If the Com ...
... Conservative than Lord Derby's Conservatism is Liberal, the horrors of democracy may be averted; but let the supporters of the Whigs of this day pause and ponder rationally upon the inevitable consequences of the lapse ot government into the hands of Messrs ...